A White County woman was sentenced Friday after pleading guilty in a domestic assault case stemming from an attack in which prosecutors said a frying pan was used as a weapon.
She was sentenced to six years for aggravated assault involving the use or display of a deadly weapon. The sentence was suspended to supervised probation after she serves one year in custody. She was also charged with domestic assault.
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