Two sentenced in meth ring case
Two men indicted on methamphetamine-related charges were sentenced to prison time in federal court this week.
Chief U.S. District Judge Curtis Collier sentenced Glenn “Rick” Skiles and Timothy “Fuzz Face” Davis on Thursday. The pair are two of 39 co-defendants in a case involving meth manufacture, distribution and violent related crimes from 2007 to 2009.
Federal prosecutors originally charged 26 co-defendants in 2009 and added more suspects with subsequent indictments.
Skiles and Davis pleaded guilty to their involvement in the alleged meth ring and, in return, prosecutors agreed to dismiss many of the charges against them.
Collier sentenced Davis to three years in prison on a conspiracy to manufacture meth charge. Skiles received more than 15 years on a conspiracy to distribute meth charge.