 The final two members of a Washington state family were sentenced on Monday for selling over $1 million of Philippine-produced products as authentic Alaskan native artwork, violating the Indian Arts and Crafts Act. According to court documents, Glenda Tunglau-Rodrigo, 46, and Christian Ryan Tunglau-Rodrigo, 24, both defendants will have to serve time on house arrest, perform community service, and write a letter of apology to be published in the Ketchikan newspaper.