29-04-2025
Davenport man accused in burglaries, thefts, sentenced after guilty plea
A Davenport man facing Scott County burglary and theft charges was sentenced after he pleaded guilty in the case
Dillan Silvers, 20, pleaded guilty on Jan. 17 to charges of first-degree theft, second-degree theft, third-degree theft and trafficking in stolen weapons, according to a Scott County Court sentencing order.
The order says that a count of ongoing criminal conduct, five counts of third-degree burglary motor vehicle, two counts of conspiracy to commit a non-forcible felony, second-degree theft, two counts of third-degree theft and a count of fourth-degree theft were dismissed at sentencing.
Silvers was sentenced to three years of supervised probation, with the condition that he enter and complete the RCF (Returning Citizen Fellows) Program. He will be held at the Scott County Jail until bed space is available at RCF, Scott County Court documents say.
When a bed opens, he will be transported to the facility, according to the sentencing order. He must also obtain mental health and substance use evaluations and successfully complete any recommended treatments, avoid using controlled substances and alcohol, submit to random testing for drugs and alcohol, obtain a HiSET (high school equivalency diploma) and obtain and maintain employment, the sentencing order shows.
A Scott County Court order dated April 17 states that Silvers has lost his right to a firearm because of his felony conviction. His information will be reported to the FBI National Criminal Instant Background Check System through the Iowa Department of Public Safety.
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