Sorensen, 31, filed a false police report on December 7, 2020, claiming that the couple had tried to abduct her children at a Michaels arts and craft store in Sonoma County.
District Attorney Carla Rodriguez stated, "Ms. Sorensen has been held accountable for her crime, and we believe the Judge handed down a fair sentence.
Our hope is that this measure of accountability will help provide some closure to the couple that was falsely accused of having attempted to kidnap two young children."
As part of her sentence, Sorensen will be allowed to serve 60 days of her jail time in a work release program. Additionally, she has been placed on 12 months probation, during which she is prohibited from having a social media presence.
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On the day of the false report, Sorensen informed the police that a Petaluma couple had attempted to abduct her children from the parking lot of the Michael's craft store.
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A week later, she posted an Instagram video in which she provided "great detail" about the alleged near abduction. The video quickly gained traction and Sorensen even appeared on a local news program. However, her claims were contradicted during a police investigation, leading to the revelation that she had falsely implicated the couple.
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The false accusations made by Sorensen not only caused distress to the couple involved but also had a significant impact on their reputation. The sentencing serves as a reminder that spreading false information can have serious consequences and that individuals must be held accountable for their actions.
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