A man from Austin has been sentenced to federal prison for his involvement in trafficking fentanyl. The sentence is for 220 months. The man admitted to his role in distributing the drug and also to…
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A man from Austin has been sentenced to federal prison for his involvement in trafficking fentanyl. The sentence is for 220 months. The man admitted to his role in distributing the drug and also to possessing firearms.
Investigators had linked him to a fatal overdose, which contributed to the sentencing. Further details about the case are available from KXAN Local. The sentencing marks a conclusion to the legal proceedings against the Austin man, who will now serve time in federal prison.
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