Woman sentenced to prison in Clinton robbery, death case

CLINTON, Iowa (KWQC) - A woman was sentenced to prison Thursday in connection to a Clinton robbery and death case.

Justice K Foley, 25, was sentenced to 10 years in prison with credit for time served in the Clinton County Jail. She must serve a mandatory six years before being eligible for parole.

According to court records, she is ordered to pay $7,846 of restitution to the Crime Victim Compensation Fund.

In August, Foley pled guilty to a charge of second-degree robbery, a Class C felony, court records show.

Foley was originally charged with first-degree murder along with the robbery and death of Randy Weimers-Kirch, 42, who was found shot on Glenwood Place and later died at a nearby hospital in January.

Still facing charges in the shooting death of Weimers-Kirch are Kimberly Hammond and Donivan Chambers. Hammond is charged with first-degree murder and Chambers faces accessory after the fact.

According to the docket, Hammond has a final pretrial on Nov. 2 and Chambers has a pretrial conference on Dec. 13.

Justice Foley (24), Kimberly Hammond (25), and Donivan Chambers (28) — Justice Foley (24), Kimberly Hammond (25), and Donivan Chambers (28)(KWQC)

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