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| Two go to prison for plotting to sell inmates drugs |
| By Associated Press |
| Published: 11/22/2004 |
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Two men have been sentenced after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a plot to smuggle heroin into the Maine state prison, the Attorney General's Office said Nov. 12. Emmanuel Reynolds, 24, of Winslow was sentenced Nov. 9 to four years in prison and Levar Green, 27, of Benton, was sentenced a week earlier to five years. Both were sentenced in Kennebec County Superior Court. Each of the men pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated trafficking in heroin and conspiracy to commit aggravated trafficking of heroin, the Attorney General's Office said. Prosecutors said Reynolds transported bulk heroin from Portland to Waterville in February, and Green was involved in repackaging the heroin in balloons that were to be smuggled into the state prison in Warren. Police seized 40 grams of powdered heroin, packaged in small, colorful balloons, during a raid at a home in Waterville in March. Police obtained a search warrant after the arrest last month of two women who were discovered bringing drugs into the prison. Court documents say Reynolds was serving probation for a conviction of trafficking in illegal drugs at the time of his latest arrest. Probation was revoked during his sentencing by Justice Carl Bradford. Green was sentenced by Justice Nancy Mills. |
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