Guilty verdict for one in truck theft and kidnapping case

One of the people accused of stealing a truck with an infant in the back seat has received a guilty verdict.

Keisha Horseman, who was 25 at the time of her arrest, was found guilty of unlawful confinement, abandoning a child, and possession of property obtained by crime and a weapon, while her theft of a motor vehicle charge was dismissed.

She and 22 year old David Michael Smith were arrested, along with a youth, on February 25th, after the stolen truck was spotted south of Grande Prairie.

Seven month old Addison was found in her car seat on the front step of a home.

Horseman will be sentenced on October 29th, while a trial for Smith is set for November 3rd.

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