Abington Woman Admits to Stealing from Parents

A Glenside woman pleaded guilty to theft and related charges after she admitted to stealing almost $10,000 worth of items with her boyfriend — including jewelry and a Civil War sword and two Civil War rifles — from her parents’ home in the 100 block of Tyson Avenue in November. The pair allegedly sold the items to a nearby pawn shop.  

According to a Phillyburbs.com story, Krystal M. Naglee, 27, of the 800 block of Easton Road, was sentenced to four years’ probation; she will have to pay restitution to her parents and will have to testify against her boyfriend, Christopher Flume, who was allegedly involved.  

See the initial story here.

Flume is scheduled to have a pre-trial conference in July.