WARREN — A 50-year-old Spring Creek man has been sentenced to a total of seven years of probation after pleading guilty to two misdemeanor charges stemming from separate criminal cases filed in November 2025.
Jeffrey M. Keener pleaded guilty to terroristic threats with intent to terrorize another person in one case and was sentenced to five years of probation by Judge Todd Woodin, according to a Times Observer report. In a second case, he pleaded guilty to recklessly endangering another person and received an additional two years of probation.
The original cases included multiple charges involving allegations of assault, threats, unlawful restraint and firearms. The remaining charges were not prosecuted.
According to court documents, the incidents involved allegations of domestic violence, including threats with a firearm and shots fired inside a residence while a woman was present. State police reported finding multiple bullet holes inside the home during a subsequent search.
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