Kiana Wallace learned her sentence for swapping urine samples to pass a drug test on Monday morning in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. (WTOV) 
 
 BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio (WTOV) - Kiana Wallace learned her sentence for swapping urine samples to pass a drug test on Monday morning in Belmont County Common Pleas Court. 
 
 
 
 Wallace first apologized to the court for her actions before Judge Frank Fregiato sentenced her to 1 1/2 years in prison. 
 
 The judge told Wallace that she will not make a mockery of the drug and alcohol testing system. 
 
 "Let me get this straight,” Fregiato said. “To avoid the positive test with your own urine, you used someone else's urine which turned out to be positive also. That's bizarre." 
 
 Wallace apologized to the court. 
 
 Jerry Fleming 
 
 Cleveland native Jerry Fleming also appeared. 
 
 Fleming was arrested earlier this month at a home in Martins Ferry for failing to appear on two counts of drug trafficking. 
 
 A trial date was set for June 5. 
 
 He remains in jail on a $2,500 bond.
– An Ohio woman might want to ask some questions if she tries to borrow someone's urine again to pass a drug test. WTOV-TV reports 24-year-old Kiana Wallace was sentenced to 18 months in prison Monday, in eastern Ohio's Belmont County, for submitting a borrowed urine sample that tested positive for drugs. Wallace pleaded guilty earlier this month to attempted tampering with evidence. Judge Frank Fregiato called the failed urine swap "bizarre" and told Wallace he wouldn't allow her to make a mockery of the drug and alcohol testing system. His incredulous quote in full: "Let me get this straight. To avoid the positive test with your own urine, you used someone else's urine which turned out to be positive also. That's bizarre." Records show Wallace was sentenced to six months in jail followed by probation in January 2017 for drug possession, reports the AP. Wallace's public defender declined to comment Tuesday.