Just one week after being released from a state prison and placed on parole, Angela Marie Burns began “prostituting to make money,” state police alleged in court papers.

The 28-year-old woman advertised her “business” on an escort website, police said.

After an undercover state trooper contacted her via text messaging on March 10, the two agreed to meet in the city’s Newberry neighborhood the next day, according to an affidavit. After getting into the trooper’s unmarked car, Burns, of 611 Howard St., allegedly offered to provide sexual favors.

She initially was charged with one misdemeanor count of prostitution and sent a summons to appear before District Judge Jon E. Kemp, but authorities withdrew that charge and filed a disorderly conduct charge instead.

Kevin Scott Hamilton, 58, of Fairfield Township, also was charged with disorderly conduct. Both Burns and Hamilton pleaded guilty to a summary offense of disorderly conduct and were sentenced to a $263 fine each, according to court records.

This article was updated after its initial publication to reflect changes in the charges filed.