Marion Man Sentenced to 132 Months in Prison For Attempting to Possess with Intent to Distribute Methamphetamine “A drug dealer intended to profit from distributing nearly 3 pounds of almost 100% pure methamphetamine and earned 11 years in prison and 5 years of supervised release instead.  The Defendant was to receive a shipment of methamphetamine in the mail from Fresno, California when it was intercepted by the United States Postal Service. Inside the package were three plastic bags containing almost 100% pure methamphetamine with a pure substance weight of 1,317.83 grams. The Defendant admitted to investigators that the methamphetamine was destined for him, and that he planned to unleash that poison on our communities.  He was no rookie, having prior felony convictions for possession of methamphetamine and invasion of privacy.  Thanks to the partnership of the United States Postal Inspection Service @USPIS_CHI, the Drug Enforcement Administration @DEACHICAGODiv, the Indiana State Police @IndStatePolice and Assistant United States Attorneys Teresa L. Ashcraft and Justin C. Sheridan, the Defendant is behind bars, the drugs have been removed from our community, and the nation is safer,” said U.S. Attorney Adam Mildred. 🔗: