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(KAIR) -- An Atchison man was ordered to serve a sentence on a 2011 forgery conviction after having his probation revoked Monday in Atchison County District Court.
Joseph Clem was ordered to serve 18 months in prison as a result of the revocation.
Judge Martin Asher was willing to continue the case, allowing an opportunity for Clem’s family to attempt to get him into rehab on other pending cases; however, Clem asked the judge if he could serve the sentence in order to terminate the cases.
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