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Sella faces three counts of second-degree home invasion with the intent to commit larceny, two counts of larceny in a building and stealing a controlled substance and one count of possession of a controlled substance without a prescription.

The second-degree home invasion counts are punishable with a maximum of 15-years in prison, the larceny counts are four-year felonies and the possession of a controlled substance is a two-year felony.

The three residences Sella allegedly entered were on Lohrer Street, Phelps Street and Staley Street in Unionville.

"We haven't received a plea from her yet so we'll be going to trial once the paperwork is done and we have a set court date," said Tuscola County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Reene.

Reene also confirms Sella is under investigation for another incident that occurred since her arraignment for the six felony charges.

"The other questionable incident also occurred in Tuscola County," he said.