A former SIUC student accused of being a part of a three- to four-month forgery ring pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation at his preliminary hearing Tuesday at the Jackson County Jail.

Vincent Anzelone, 25, of Lisle pleaded guilty to the manufacture of fraudulent driver’s license with the intent of deception, a class 4 felony, and theft over $10,000 but less than $100,000, a class 2 felony.

Anzelone was sentenced to 30 months probation for each charge to be served concurrently and 200 hours of community service. Anzelone also was ordered to pay restitution in the amount of $8,605.50, a $10,000 fine and cost and surcharges.

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The others accused, Erin L. Cavanaugh, 24, of Gillespie, charged with conspiracy to commit forgery, felony theft, forgery and possession of fraudulent drivers’ license; Torrey A. Waterson, 26, of Belleville, charged with conspiracy to commit forgery, felony theft and possession of fraudulent driver’s license to commit forgery; and Alvin Danguilan, 23, of Skokie, charged with possession of fraudulent driver’s license with intent to commit deception and misdemeanor theft; face preliminary hearings during the next few months.

Jason Subick, 26, of New Lenox, charged with conspiracy to commit theft from $10,000 to $100,000 and manufacture of fraudulent drivers’ license, and Mark Vanover, 37, of Belleville, charged with obstructing justice, waived their right to a preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty.