California Woman Pleads To Corruption Charges

A California woman who, with her husband furnished liquor to minors and allowed them to play with a hand gun pleaded guilty on Wednesday. Trisha Jackson, 40 pleaded guilty to corruption of minors and terroristic threats charges for her role in an incident that occurred at their home in September. Jackson will receive a sentence of time served to 23 months on the corruption of minors charge. She will serve two years of probation after that on the terroristic threats charge. According to police the Jacksons were arrested after a witness videoed the account and called police. Trisha Jackson then threatened the neighbor and became violent in the police car. Her husband Jeremy earlier pleaded guilty to child endangerment and corruption of minors charges. Jackson was released from the Washington County Jail directly to the Crisis Stabilization/Diversion Unit where she will be medically supervised for mental health evaluation and treatment.