Woman accused of helping lure man to house to rob him sentenced to probation

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A Dayton woman accused of helping lure a man to a house in order to rob him has been sentenced to probation.

Jamonae Alisia Foster-Jones, 22, was sentenced last week by Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Mary Wiseman to up to five years of probation, with the requirements that she have no contact with the victim or with her co-defendant Darrius Woods, also of Dayton.

Jamonae Foster-Jones

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Foster-Jones and Woods were charged after a man told police that the pair lured him to a house around 10 p.m. Feb. 11 in the 4600 block of Midway Avenue in Dayton. Once there, the man said that Woods had a handgun and the pair robbed him of money and other personal property, according to an affidavit filed in Dayton Municipal Court.

The man said that Woods and Foster-Jones then threatened him and forced him to get into his vehicle and drive to ATMS to try to withdraw money, before finally making him get out of the vehicle and stealing it, court documents read.

Darrius Woods

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Both Woods and Foster-Jones entered plea agreements where they each pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery, dismissing several other charges.

Woods was sentenced on June 18 by Judge Wiseman to five to seven years in prison, followed by two to five years of probation.

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