COBB COUNTY, Ga. -- A former officer manager pleaded guilty Monday to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from her Marietta employer.

A Cobb County judge sentenced 45-year-old Sharron Yvonne Rice to 30 years, with eight to serve in custody. She must also pay $803,000 in restitution.

Prosecutors said that between 2005 and 2012, Rice forged her manager's signature on more than 800 checks and deposited them into shell companies' bank accounts. She then pocketed the money.

Rice was charged with three counts of violating Georgia's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act. A trial for her co-defendant, Robert Whaley, will begin next week.

MARIETTA, Ga. -- A Marietta attorney has admitted to stealing from clients in two civil cases.

Romin Vincent Alavi, 38, pleaded guilty Wednesday to two counts of theft and three counts of forgery. He was sentenced to 10 years, with two to serve in custody.

PHOTOS | Mug Shots: See 'em to Believe 'em

Alavi also willingly surrendered his Georgia law license and agreed to pay $45,000 in restitution.

According to information presented in court, the first case involved a personal injury claim. Alavi accepted a settlement, but forged the clients' signatures on the $25,000 check and kept the money for himself.

COBB COUNTY, Ga. -- A Florida man has pleaded guilty to entering homes for sale and stealing from them while working as a real estate agent in Cobb County.

Ray Glen Greene, 49, admitted in court that he used his agent keycode to access the homes and take jewelry and other items. He was convicted of eight counts each of burglary and theft by taking, and was sentenced to 20 years, with eight to serve in custody.

PHOTOS | Mug Shots: See 'em to Believe 'em

Several of Greene's victims attended his trial. Greene apologized to them and admitted he lost count of the number of houses he burglarized. He told the court that he did not sell a single home in more than a year and supported himself by pawning the stolen jewelry.