Five people, including a former teacher, were sentenced Thursday afternoon at the
All five people in the drug trafficking case pleaded guilty.
Assistant U.S. Attorney
“”Obviously we’re not talking about drug kingpins here,”” he said. “”But due to the involvement of an educator here, we consider this very important.””
Klassen said his office can care about day-to-day drug crimes while also caring about cartels.
During the sentencing, he said Morton thanked the law enforcement agencies for their work, saying “”for without it I would be dead right now.””
Porter also said the situation saved his life, Klassen said.
According to a previous story by the
She also said during an interview that she allowed Bonilla and Porter to smoke marijuana with her at home. While agents were leaving the home, Rodriguez showed up to sell marijuana to Morton.
Cano was accused of supplying methadone to Bonilla.
Also this week,
“”We thought it was a very stiff sentence which was appropriate given the severity of the crime,”” he said.
Carpenter’s sentence was enhanced based on the federal sentencing rules because of the nature of some of the images found, Klassen said.
According to the criminal complaint, during their divorce, Carpenter’s wife found a DVD in his belongings that showed two young boys fondling themselves. His wife then informed