By Ryan Gorman and Zoe Szathmary PUBLISHED: 18:42 EST, 12 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:44 EST, 12 October 2013 A thief who tried to steal a service dog from a woman with cerebral palsy was sentenced to 2 years behind bars on Friday. Quincy T. Mathews, 20, pled guilty to robbery on  in an Ohio court, The Toledo Blade reports. Surveillance footage caught Mathews in July trying to steal a service dog from Arrica Okenka, 30, on a Toledo bus. Police posted the video to Facebook and asked to public to help identify the would-be thief, Northwest Ohio reports.
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Quincy Mathews claimed he reached for victim Arrica Okenka's purse, mistakenly grabbed her dog Ingrid
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Okenka has cerebral palsy and needs the dog for almost all routine tasks
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Judge told Mathews 'You still have a lot of growing up to do'
Arrica Okenka
Arrica Okenka
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@placeholder has had the dog named Ingrid for four years, and usually does not hold its leash.
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Okenka has had the dog named @placeholder for four years, and usually does not hold its leash.
Arrica Okenka
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Ingrid helps @placeholder with almost everything, from dressing and undressing to opening and closing doors, picking up things she drops and other routine tasks, she told the Blade.
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Ingrid helps Okenka with almost everything, from dressing and undressing to opening and closing doors, picking up things she drops and other routine tasks, she told the @placeholder.
Arrica Okenka
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The dog would not be of much use to anyone else, @placeholder explained to the paper in July.