Judge sentences drug dealer convicted by jury to 45 years in prison
A Burleson man convicted of three felony drug charges by a Parker County jury Wednesday was sentenced to 45 years in prison on Thursday in district court in Weatherford.
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A Burleson man convicted of three felony drug charges by a Parker County jury Wednesday was sentenced to 45 years in prison on Thursday in district court in Weatherford.
Special to the Weatherford Democrat May 18, 2021 FreeImages Two methamphetamine distribution convictions and 99-year prison sentences a Parker County jury gave to a Springtown man in December, 2019 were upheld on appeal in a ruling rendered Thursday. Donald Wayne Walker, 50, was convicted of delivering methamphetamine to an informant on two occasions. Audio and video recordings of the transactions were played for the jury during the trial. âThe biggest factors that led to Mr. Walkerâs lengthy sentence were his extensive criminal record...
A Parker County jury convicted a Benbrook man of possessing half an ounce of methamphetamine with intent to deliver last Tuesday and sentenced him to 40 years in prison in
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