US: Serial stowaway gets six-month sentence
A woman barred from airports around the United States for trying to evade security and board flights without a ticket was sentenced to six months in a mental health facility, after she pleaded guilty to trespassing at a Chicago airport. A Cook County Circuit judge ordered Marilyn Hartman, 64, to spend six months in treatment at a mental health facility and two years of probation, after she tried to board an airport bus at O'Hare Airport last month. Hartman, described by police as a habitual trespasser and stowaway, was arrested in February at the bus shuttle area outside a terminal, an airport spokesman said. The retired legal secretary was arrested at least four times last year at two different Chicago airports for loitering near security checkpoints, trespassing and in one case causing a disturbance on a plane after boarding with a valid ticket.<br/>
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US: Serial stowaway gets six-month sentence
A woman barred from airports around the United States for trying to evade security and board flights without a ticket was sentenced to six months in a mental health facility, after she pleaded guilty to trespassing at a Chicago airport. A Cook County Circuit judge ordered Marilyn Hartman, 64, to spend six months in treatment at a mental health facility and two years of probation, after she tried to board an airport bus at O'Hare Airport last month. Hartman, described by police as a habitual trespasser and stowaway, was arrested in February at the bus shuttle area outside a terminal, an airport spokesman said. The retired legal secretary was arrested at least four times last year at two different Chicago airports for loitering near security checkpoints, trespassing and in one case causing a disturbance on a plane after boarding with a valid ticket.<br/>
