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Southern Oregon Man Sentenced to More Than 12 Years in Federal Prison After Boobytrapped Home Injures Federal Officer - Vimarsana News

Southern Oregon Man Sentenced to More Than 12 Years in Federal Prison After Boobytrapped Home Injures Federal Officer

MEDFORD, Ore.—A former resident of Williams, Oregon, was sentenced to more than 12 years in federal prison today after he boobytrapped a southern Oregon home

'Staggering' amount of drugs seized as 10 members of Pierce County drug ring indicted - Vimarsana News

'Staggering' amount of drugs seized as 10 members of Pierce County drug ring indicted

Some of the defendants face a mandatory minimum 10 years in prison due to the quantity of drugs involved, according to the DOJ.

Source: katu.com
10 drug traffickers, all under the age of 30, arrested in Pierce County - Vimarsana News

10 drug traffickers, all under the age of 30, arrested in Pierce County

The indictments followed a prior, extensive investigation that uncovered the group's drug trafficking -- including distributing marijuana to the East Coast.

Williams man sentenced for boobytrapping home, hurting officer - Vimarsana News

Williams man sentenced for boobytrapping home, hurting officer

The U.S. Attorney's Office for Oregon said today a 72-year-old man has a 12-year federal prison sentence for sabotage in southern Oregon that hurt a federal law enforcement officer.

Source: kdrv.com
'Staggering' amount of drugs seized as 10 members of Pierce County drug ring indicted - Vimarsana News

'Staggering' amount of drugs seized as 10 members of Pierce County drug ring indicted

Some of the defendants face a mandatory minimum 10 years in prison due to the quantity of drugs involved, according to the DOJ.