Woman Sentenced To Serve 3-7 Years In Prison For Helping Cousin Avoid Arrest After Shooting, Killing Police Officer

By: KDKA-TV News Staff

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- A woman convicted of helping her cousin escape from police after the deadly shooting of a police officer will spend several years in prison.

A judge sentenced Lisa Harrington to 3-7 years in prison.

She was convicted of hiding the weapon that Rahmael Holt used to kill New Kensington Police Officer Brian Shaw.

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Harrington was placed on house arrest while waiting for her sentence because she was pregnant. She gave both in June.