Cavender's 'I'll F---ing stab you!' Defendant Sentenced to Prison

SAN ANGELO, TX -- A troubled San Angelo woman who was accused of stabbing a Cavender's Western Outfitter store employee while allegedly shoplifting was sentenced to prison Tuesday. 

Valarie Mae Geuea, now 20-years-old, took a plea deal offered by prosecutors in exchange for a guilty plea.  

As we reported last November, Geuea was in a dressing room at Cavender's  when an employee heard what sounded like her taking sensors from clothing.  

The employee, Erik Garza, asked Geuea to stop as she was attempting to exit the store.  According to court documents, Geuea then moved to the other exit door and was again asked to stop.  

Garza said Geuea asked him to move out of her way and he refused.  Geruea then produced a black handle knife and pointed it at Garza and stated, "Move out of my way or I'll f---ing stab you!"

She then swung the knife at him stabbing him in the abdomen.  

Geuea then fled the scene in a black Toyota Camry.  She was later found and arrested at the McDonald's restaurant on Southwest Blvd.  The stolen items were not recovered. 

Geuea was on probation at the time for possession of a controlled substance.  

Aggravated robbery is a first degree felony punishable by five to 99 years or life in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. 

Geuea pleaded guilty to the aggravated robbery charge and true to a motion to revoke her probation in exchange for a prison sentence of seven years. 

She was also sentenced to 365 days in prison on the possession charge and given 328 days credit for time served.  She was also ordered to pay $180 in restitution and fined $500 on the possession charge. 

There was an unindicted charge of burglary of a habitation which was refused by prosecutors as part of the plea deal.  

Geuea was given 137 days credit for time served on the seven year sentence.  

She was remanded to the custody of the Tom Green County Sheriff and taken back to jail to begin her sentence.