Woman sentenced after burglarizing Zach Randolph's home

[Stephan Bobb]

Woman sentenced after burglarizing Zach Randolph's home

Updated: Apr 26, 2016 - 6:15 PM

 

A woman authorities said stole thousands of dollars’ worth of merchandise from multiple people – including Memphis Grizzlies’ Zach Randolph – has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars.

According to Shelby County Dist. Atty. Gen. Amy Weirich, Reneise Haley, 31, pleaded guilty to stealing jewelry, clothes, purses and weapons.

Haley admitted to burglarizing Randolph’s Southwind home in October 2013, where she entered his home through an unlocked window and took custom watches, jewelry, a rifle, ammunition and other items, authorities said.

Those items from Randolph’s home were later found in possession of Haley’s father, Anthony Haley, who faces charges of theft over $60,000, theft over $10,000 and theft conspiracy. 

In addition to the burglary at the Grizzlies player’s home, Haley also admitted she made unauthorized charges on a woman’s credit card from May-October 2013, totaling more than $14,000 as well as forged and cashed checks on the woman’s bank account, which totaled nearly $30,000.

That victim said she hired Haley for 10 days to get her son to and from school in May 2013 while she recovered from a knee injury. 

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