A former Taco Bell employee, accused of stealing money from his employer over a three-month period, pleaded guilty Thursday afternoon in 132nd District Court.<p></b></i></u>
Juan Xavier Flores, currently a resident of Brownwood, entered the guilty plea before District Judge Ernie Armstrong and was sentenced to two years in a Texas Department of Criminal Justice state jail facility, probated for five years.<p></b></i></u>
Flores, 34, also was fined $1,000 and ordered to make $12,897 in restitution to Double O, owner of the Taco Bell franchise in Snyder. The thefts occurred from Nov. 2003 through January 2004.<p></b></i></u>
Coral Lee Moulden, 32, of Montgomery pleaded guilty to a Feb. 6 burglary of a building.<p></b></i></u>
Moulden was assessed two years in prison, probated for five years, and fined $750.<p></b></i></u>
Bernardo Frausto Perez Jr. pleaded guilty to forgery, a Sept. 21, 2003 offense.<p></b></i></u>
Perez, 39, of 2601 Ave. U, was sentenced to serve two years in a TDCJ state jail, probated for five years. He also was fined $750 and ordered to pay $180 in restitution to United.</b></u></i><P ALIGN LEFT><hr>