MOULTRIE — Among the guilty pleas taken in Colquitt County Superior Court before Judge Frank Horkan recent was the church burglary case in which the robber was only interested in porn.

Steven M. Walker, 18, 822 E. Broad St., Doerun, pleaded guilty to first offender burglary and was sentenced to 10 years probation, 160 days in jail with credit for time served, 180 to 365 days detention center, $2,000 fine, 80 hours community service, restitution to Doerun First Methodist Church, curfew and reimburse attorney fees to county.

In August, Walker broke into Doerun First Methodist through a window and accessed pornographic websites on the pastor’s computer, court documents said. In addition, Walker printed out images on the church printer and took them with him when he left, records said.

• Craig Outlaw, 29, 4720 319 N., Norman Park, pleaded guilty to first offender aggravated assault and misdemeanor counts of speeding and reckless driving. Outlaw was sentenced to 10 years probation total, 180 to 270 days detention center, $2,000 fine, 80 hours community service, curfew and reimburse attorney fees to county.

Outlaw initially was charged with assault with a vehicle, DUI, driving with a suspended license, obstruction, attempt to elude officers, speeding, reckless driving and a window tint violation.

In May, Outlaw while trying to outrun Georgia state troopers recklessly drove his 2001 Nissan through the parking lot of Ameris Bank on the corner of First Avenue and Rowland Drive, narrowly missing a Moultrie man, and ran into the bank before troopers arrested him, court documents said.

• Jake Brunson, 23, Americus, pleaded guilty to theft by taking motor vehicle and was sentenced to seven years prison. Brunson additionally pleaded guilty to charges of interference with government property and was sentenced to five years prison to run concurrently with the primary sentence.

Brunson had escaped from the Thomas County Diversion Center in August and was later caught in Americus. He stole a vehicle from Mobley Plant Co. during his flight to Americus.

The interference with government property charges stemmed from damage done at the Colquitt County Jail in October. Brunson had chipped away pieces of a jail cell wall of Pod 1 with rebar.

• Paul Wesley Hicks Jr., 44, A200 Trailer Park Road, pleaded guilty to robbery and was sentenced to five years prison.

In October, Hicks reached over customers to grab $400 from the register at Roses Department Store. Officers caught Hicks on tape committing the robbery.

• Alvin C. Hunt, 23, 839 Shy Manor Drive, pleaded guilty to cocaine possession and was sentenced to two years prison.

• Chancey Kyle Harris, 29, 25 23rd St. S.E., pleaded guilty to misdemeanor simple assault and possession of marijuana less than one ounce and was sentenced to two years probation, $1,000 fine, 80 hours community service and no violent contact with victim Jennifer Harris.

• Trista Denise Walker, 24, 601 Fourth Ave. S.W., pleaded guilty to cruelty to first offender children in the second degree and was sentenced to five years probation, $1,000 fine, 40 hours community service, curfew, reimburse attorney fees to county and follow all Department of Family and Children Services case plans.

• Johnny Alvin Holloway, 39, 307 Captain Gay Road, pleaded guilty to five years probation, 210 to 365 days detention center, $1,500 fine, 40 hours community service, curfew and reimburse attorney fees to county.