FLORENCE, S.C. (WBTW) — A South Carolina man has pleaded guilty in federal court in Florence for his role in a Hartsville meth trafficking case, the DOJ said Monday.
Ramsey Adam Currie, 43, of Columbia, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute at least 500 grams of methamphetamine. Currie is the third and final defendant to plead guilty in the case — Clayton Daquon Hall, 35, of Hartsville, and William Chad Brown, 50, of Darlington — were both previously sentenced to 168 months and 107 months in prison, respectively.
Evidence revealed that Currie, along with others, was involved in a multi-year meth conspiracy dating back to at least January 2019, according to the DOJ. At least a dozen people gave statements about Currie’s involvement in the illegal distribution of meth, as well as heroin…