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Tonya Bundick was expected in court Monday morning for a jury trial on just count 53 – just one arson – but instead, no jury was needed. Bundick entered an Alford plea on all remaining 61 counts. That means she is not saying she is guilty but is pleading guilty because she knows that the commonwealth has enough evidence to find her guilty. Of the 61 counts, 52 were felonies and nine were misdemeanors.
Bundick will serve seven years for this plea but when you add that to the seven and three and a half year terms she was already sentenced to for previous charges — that is a total of 17 and a half years behind bars.
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Out in ten or less. She will need a short leash after that.
ReplyDelete9:00-VA is a Truth in Sentencing state-well sort of. They abolished parole so inmates have to serve at least 85% of their sentence and most felons end up serving 90%. This means 15 years she will be imprisoned at the very minimum.
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