GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) — A man who used an identity bought off the dark web to try to evade arrest was given seven years and six months in prison for seven drug-related charges.
Court records show that 28-year-old Daniel Mallahan will also serve five years of extended supervision after originally facing fifteen charges.
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Mallahan was sentenced on the following charges:
- 1 count of Manufacturing/Delivering Amphetamine (>3-10g)
- Carries seven years and six months in a state prison, followed by five years of extended supervision
- 4 counts of Manufacturing/Delivering Amphetamine (<=3g)
- Carries seven years and six months in a state prison, followed by five years of extended supervision
- 1 count of Possession with Intent — Amphetamine/Methamphetamine/etc. (>10-50g)
- Carries seven years and six months in a state prison, followed by five years of extended supervision
- 1 count of Possessing a Firearm — Convicted of Out-of-State Felony
- Carries five years in a state prison, followed by five years of extended supervision
The other eight charges were dismissed but read in.
Mallahan’s sentence stems from a traffic stop in May 2026, when he identified himself to police as “Mark Barlow,” using a Florida driver’s license…