HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WDNews) — An Alabama law named for a fallen officer has helped investigators secure a second conviction, sending an Alabama man to prison for 30 years for cocaine trafficking.
Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Friday, Nov. 13, that investigators used the Agent Billy Clardy III Act to uncover a drug trafficking organization operating in Madison County.
Fabian Scott, 50, of Huntsville, pleaded guilty to one count of trafficking in cocaine, a Class A felony. Circuit Judge Chris M. Comer sentenced him to 30 years in prison…