Rachel Lee, leader of the gang suspected of stealing celebrity guidance, the "Ring Bling" may be another kind of bling soon in the form of a shiny pair of handcuffs. Lee did not dispute charges of burglary on Friday and faces several years in prison, reports the Los Angeles Times.
Lee originally faced three charges of burglary crime and two counts of receiving stolen goods. But after striking a plea agreement with prosecutors in Los Angeles and the subject is without competition to a charge of burglary, it faces only four years in prison for his crime, according to the Times.
Lee and colleagues Bling network members gained notoriety after they were indicted in December 2009 to steal the homes of several celebrities over 3 million jewelry designer clothing and accessories. Flights led renowned stars like Lindsay Lohan and Orlando Bloom, and B-listers such as Partridge Audrina and Brian Austin Green.
Lee has distinguished himself as one of the leading pack and the alleged ring of Master Minds, as well as theft. Another member of the infamous, Neiers Alexis, who was in the reality show, "Pretty Wild", has also appealed to the Competition burglary, a crime in the apartment last May. It 'was sentenced to six months in prison and three years probation, but could be facing six years in prison if his case would go to court.
Usually, prosecutors will enter into an agreement with the defendant to obtain a conviction. A declaration of bankruptcy does not mean that Lee did not plead guilty to the crime, but not to dispute the charges either. Although it carries the same punishment as the guilty plea, which allows defendants to avoid trial and the statement of Lee can not be used against him in any subsequent civil.
Rachel Lee, the other alleged assistants Bling Ring - Nick Prugh, Courtney Ames, Diana Tamayo, and Roy Lopez Jr. - all pleaded not guilty so far. Lee is the amount of penalty on October 21.
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