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(Alabama)– Just before 9:30 PM on Jan. 19, 2024, an Alabama woman was booked into the county jail on three seperate charges. Casandra Miller, 49, is now faced with two decisions: confessing to her actions or going to trial in Alabama.
According to a recent Jefferson Cty. arrest record, Miller has been charged with the following:
- Unlawful Distribution of Controlled Substances with the Intent to Distribute with a bond set at $15,000.
- Use, Possession, Delivery, or Sale of Drug Paraphernalia with a bond set at $3,000.
- Drug Trafficking with no bond set.
Another Alabamian Arrested for Drug Trafficking
Earlier today, Alabama resident Billy Wilson, 52, was amongst 40 individuals named and arrested in a multi-state drug trafficking takedown by the Department of Justice. DOJ’s news release gave additional details about the case by stating:
The charges stem from a four-year federal investigation of multiple drug trafficking operations distributing methamphetamine, cocaine, and other illegal drugs. Several defendants face mandatory minimum sentences because of the significant quantities of illegal drugs involved, and some defendants face enhanced penalties for crimes involving methamphetamine where minors were present, or for drug trafficking near schools. Additionally, some defendants have been charged with firearms-related crimes or using a telephone to threaten injury or death to another by means of an explosive device.