A local woman was indicted by a Covington County grand jury on multiple theft-related felonies.

The November 2016 grand jury indicted Korrisa Tanyel Piland on one count of theft of property, burglary III and receiving stolen property.

The indictment also includes Mark Bryan Golden, who was also indicted.

According to the indictment, the pair did knowingly enter or remain unlawfully in a building of Edward Lavon Smith, with intent to commit a crime of theft of property in violation of the state’s burglary statute.

The indictment shows that the grand jury agreed there was enough evidence to indict Golden and Piland because they “did knowingly obtain or exert unauthorized control over and/or did obtain by deception control over, to-wit: Tools and/or weed eater and/or generator, the property of Edwin Lavon Smith, of the value of in excess of $2,500, with the intent to deprive the owner of said property.”

The third count shows that Piland “did intentionally receive, retain, or dispose of stolen property, band saw and/or screwdriver and/or circular saw, the property of Edward Lavon Smith.” The property was valued in excess of $500 but not more than $1,499.

The indictment says that Piland know that the property was stolen or had reasonable grounds to believe it was stolen and did not have intent to restore it to its owner.

Bond was set at $100,000 each in the indictment.