7/15/13 - The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs last week announced they had suspended the nursing license for a Pinckney woman following her felony conviction for falsely reporting that her husband had assaulted her. 44-year-old Sheila Lynn Lepczynski was convicted in December of False Report of a Felony and sentenced to 121 days in jail, three yearsâ probation and ordered to pay fines and costs. The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs issued the order July 2nd summarily suspending Lepczynskiâs license pursuant to the Public Health Code which provides for the mandatory summary suspension of a health professionalâs license upon the conviction of a felony. In addition, Lepczynski was convicted of Operating While Intoxicated in June of 2010 and then again in March of 2011, when she was also convicted on driving on a suspended license. Lepczynski was also convicted of Domestic Violence and Assault and Battery in June of 2012. However, those were all misdemeanor counts. Not until the false report charge was she charged with a felony. (JK)
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