
Jacksonville Robbery Crew, Fentanyl Courier Draw Decades in Federal Prison
Five Jacksonville defendants sentenced to a combined 80+ years in federal prison for armed robberies and fentanyl trafficking.

Five Jacksonville defendants sentenced to a combined 80+ years in federal prison for armed robberies and fentanyl trafficking.

Michael Termaine Bell of Marianna sentenced to 10 years in federal prison after investigators seized over 1,000 grams of cocaine and five firearms.
Jimmy Randell Chason of Cairo, Georgia, faces 10 years to life on methamphetamine distribution charges in the Northern District of Florida.

An Old Town meth trafficker drew 12 years and a Leesburg firearms straw-purchaser got four years in federal prison under Operation Take Back America.

Paul Alexander Askew, 46, of Jacksonville faces up to 10 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to a doping conspiracy targeting major international track and field events.
Tedrick Childs, 46, pleaded guilty to distributing meth and cocaine while on supervised release from a prior federal drug conviction.

A Jacksonville and Port St. Lucie man received federal sentences totaling more than 26 years for fentanyl and methamphetamine trafficking.
Reshawn Graham and Tyrone Pierson pleaded guilty to federal meth distribution charges in Ocala after an undercover sting netted 438 grams.

Trai Williams, 27, of Gainesville indicted on federal possession with intent to distribute charge carrying 10 years to life.