WICHITA, Kan. (WIBW) – A pair of brothers from Wichita have been sentenced to prison for offenses related to a drug trafficking ring that moved fentanyl across state lines into Kansas, officials from the Kansas office of the United States Department of Justice announced Tuesday.
The arrested individuals were identified as Raashad Robinson, 30, and his brother, Eddie Robinson, 31.
According to court documents, Raashad Robinson pleaded guilty to one count of drug conspiracy, officials said. He was sentenced to 300 months in prison.
Starting in March 2024, officials said, Raashad Robinson drove from Kansas to Arizona and back five times to obtain fentanyl for distribution in Wichita…