A Bowling Green man was sentenced yesterday to 20 years and 10 months in prison and fined $100,000, for conspiring with multiple people to possess with the intent to distribute
Police seize 40lbs of meth heading to Warren Co. 7 arrested, including 2 from Bowling Green.
Police seize 40lbs of meth heading to Warren Co. 7 arrested, including 2 from Bowling Green. December 15, 2020
Seven people have been charged in a massive methamphetamine distribution conspiracy that brought at least 25 pounds of the drug to Bowling Green, and attempted to bring 40 additional pounds.
According to a federal indictment, beginning June 11, 2020, and continuing to on or about August 30, 2020, the seven defendants: Tyrecus J. Crowe, 29, of Bowling Green, Brandon Cherry, 24, of Bowling Green, George Sanchez, 26, of Los Angeles, California, Michael D. Padilla, 25, of Scottsdale, Arizona, Jeremy Quezada, 28, of Phoenix, Arizona, Andre M. Graham, and Raymond Derouse Jr., conspired to possess with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Seven people are accused of taking part in an alleged methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy that authorities say entailed bringing drugs from California into Bowling Green.
A federal indictment unsealed Thursday charges Tyrecus J. Crowe, George Sanchez, Andre M. Graham, Michael D. Padilla, Raymond Derouse Jr., Jeremy Quezada and Brandon Cherry with conspiring to possess a controlled substance with the intent to distribute.
A grand jury returned the indictment in September.
The seven co-defendants are accused of conspiring to sell at least 500 grams â about 1.1 pounds â of meth in the area between June 11 and Aug. 30.
Derouse and Quezada are also charged in the indictment with possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute, based on allegations that they possessed at least 500 grams of meth on Aug. 30.