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Woman pleads guilty in Pit Stop gunfire incident

By Staff report 1 min read

WARREN -- Vanity Jones, 30, of Youngstown, on Thursday pleaded guilty to one count of felonious assault with a firearm specification that requires a mandatory one-year prison term.

Jones was before Trumbull County Common Pleas Judge Ronald J. Rice and will be sentenced after undergoing a background investigation conducted by probation officers.

She could get a maximum of up to nine years in prison.

Jones was involved in a shots fired call Warren police responded to in April at the Pit Stop at 1708 Youngstown Road. Officers found one 9mm shell casing near the reported location of the shooting, in which no one was injured.

The prosecutor stated, "She shot at someone, but she missed thankfully," when Rice asked previously for facts on what happened.

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