A man who plead guilty to six felonies in June was sentenced to a minimum of 5 and a half years and a maximum of 24 years, without probation, Monday morning.Paul Edward Timm, who was originally scheduled to be sentenced on July 24, was sentenced on two charges of burglary, one attempt to obtain personal identifying information of another, grand larceny of a motor vehicle, possession of stolen property and possession of a credit card without the cardholder's consent."Your acts did victimize this community," Judge James Russell said after Timm, 39, delivered a lengthy statement to the court.Timm told the …