A former Oakfield resident admitted in County Court today that prior to his sentencing on burglary charges in March 2012, he violated his release under supervision agreement and fled the area.
Benjamin W. Muntz, 24, is currently in state prison on a burglary conviction, but the pre-sentence report done previously for his grand larceny conviction is now out of date and must be redone.
There also needs to be a new report done on his conviction for bail jumping prior to sentencing.
Sentencing on both charges was set for Sept. 4.
Muntz is currently serving three and half to seven years on his burglary, 3rd, conviction. He faces another three-plus years for burglary, which could be served either concurrently or consecutively, depending on Noonan's decision in the fall.
The sentence on the bail jumping charge, which could be from one and half to three years, must be served consecutive to any other sentence, according to state law.
Muntz was returned to Genesee County after serving a brief jail sentence in Arkansas and he is wanted in Georgia.
