The District Attorney’s Office announced that a man from Hendersonville was sentenced to over 9 years in prison for multiple charges, including stealing from a construction site.
Officials said Lafoy Ball Jr. pled guilty to three felony thefts, one additional theft from a construction site, and admitted he is a habitual felon.
Ball Jr. received a prison sentence ranging from a minimum of 110 months (about 9 years) to a maximum of 144 months (about 12 years).
According to court records and the sentencing hearing, Ball admitted to stealing zip boards from a construction site and selling them to someone in South Carolina.
During the hearing, Ball also admitted to being a habitual felon, which means he had three prior felony convictions before committing the current crime.