Federal prison sentences have been handed down to two individuals from Milledgeville. Their involvement in a drug ring that operated across the state has been confirmed. The ring brought methamphetamine from Atlanta to Milledgeville.
S. Department of Justice. An investigation led to the sentencing, with multiple agencies involved.
S. Attorney for the Middle District of Georgia.
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