Kasey R. Dischman, 32

A Butler woman's legal entanglements with the county came to an end Monday, concluding three cases that included a 2017 case that made its way at one point to the state's Superior Court.

Kasey R. Dischman, 32, pleaded guilty Monday to endangering the welfare of a child and possessing drug paraphernalia in 2017. The sentence, according to Assistant District Attorney Laura Pitchford, carried a state prison term of one to two years with an undetermined probation sentence.

Dischman also pleaded guilty to drug paraphernalia in a second case. As part of the plea deal, Pitchford said, a third case involving drugs was dropped.

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