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Bill’s Donuts thief wanted on probation issue

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Updated 4:18 PM Wednesday, November 11, 2009

CENTERVILLE — The Waynesville man who stole the Special Wish Foundation donation box from Bill’s Donuts pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of unauthorized use of property.

Now police have another warrant for his arrest after he failed to appear for a probation meeting.

Michael Truesdale, 24, originally pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of theft in the September incident. He later pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of property.

He was sentenced to 30 days in jail, with credit for eight days already served, and the other 22 days suspended. He also was fined $250, ordered to make restitution and placed on two years probation.

When he failed to appear for a late-October probation meeting, the new warrant for his arrest was filed. Anyone with information about Truesdale can contact Centerville police at (937) 433-7661.

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