Suspect in polygamist-raid case pleads guilty to unrelated charge
Rozita Swinton, a Colorado Springs woman suspected of making fake phone calls that sparked the 2008 child-protection raid against a polygamist sect in Texas, pleaded guilty in an unrelated false-reporting case on Wednesday.
Swinton, 35, received a deferred jail sentence and if she does not violate any laws over the next two years, her case will be dismissed, said her attorney, David Foley.
The misdemeanor case Swinton pleaded guilty to Wednesday involved a phone call she made to Colorado Springs police in February 2008, pretending to be an abused child being held in a basement.
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