Mother, daughter chargedin separate bank robberies

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Daughter convicted for her role in a 2002 heist in Ashland; Mom charged with a Medford bank job this past March An Ashland woman whose daughter was charged in connection with a 2002 Ashland bank robbery has been arrested herself on charges that she helped rob a Medford bank in March. Ida Leleen Beveridge, 38, of Ashland was arraigned Thursday in U.S. District Court in Medford. Beveridge and Sandra Eve Moore, 28, of Medford were both charged with being an accessory to a robbery of Key Bank on East Main Street on March 29. Beveridge was arrested by the FBI and the Ashland Police Department on Winburn Way Wednesday evening. Moore was arrested Thursday. The charges can carry a minimum penalty of 10 years in prison. They both pleaded not guilty. A trial is set for Aug. 24. Jori Lace Beveridge, Ida Beveridge's daughter, of Ashland received two years probation in April for her role as a lookout during a robbery of Ashland's U.S. Bank in December 2002. She pleaded guilty to a charge of third-degree robbery on Nov. 25. Beveridge was able to avoid a minimum prison sentence of 7& 189; years by agreeing to testify against 20-year-old Nathaniel Bosworth, of Ashland. They both were arrested in April of 2003. He pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to one count of armed bank robbery and one count of carrying a firearm during a crime of violence for the U.S. Bank robbery. Federal prosecutors agreed to dismiss charges linked to a November 2002 robbery of Klamath First Federal bank in Ashland. Bosworth was scheduled to be sentenced in federal court Thursday, but the hearing was delayed until Aug. 16.