The Brief
- Christopher Charles Traxler, 32, of Saint Paul, has been sentenced to 120 months in prison as part of a federal drug trafficking case.
- Court documents say Traxler and Amir McKeever received more than 200 pounds of methamphetamine and 26 pounds of cocaine in June 2024.
- Police say they seized 76 pounds of methamphetamine, 26 pounds of cocaine, nearly $25,000 and two guns from Traxler’s St. Paul apartment.
(FOX 9) – A St. Paul man will spend 10 years in prison after prosecutors said he helped move a massive shipment of methamphetamine and cocaine through his apartment.
Meth and cocaine trafficking case
What we know:
Christopher Charles Traxler was sentenced to 120 months in prison for his role in a scheme that prosecutors described as a large-scale operation that obtained methamphetamine and cocaine for distribution.
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