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Alice F. Martin pleaded guilty to evading taxes related to a trucking business she operated.

Prosecutors said she attempted to hide assets from the IRS while negotiating her plea deal.

The judge ordered Martin to pay $1.97 million in restitution to the federal government.

A federal judge in Cleveland has sentenced a 66-year-old Nimishillen Township woman to 30 months in prison for tax evasion tied to a trucking business she operated.

At the end of the sentencing on Dec. 2., U.S. District Judge Donald Nugent directed the U.S. Marshal's officers to take Alice F. Martin into custody to begin her sentence.

This was after she had pleaded guilty Aug. 18 to two counts of tax evasion. She had been free on an unsecured bond of $20,000 since her arrest in May 2024.

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