Lubbock Woman Sentenced For Her Role in Fentanyl Distribution Conspiracy
Jul 7, 2017 · Sourced to the U.S. Department of Justice
Jessica Christine Holl sentenced to 210 months in federal prison; co-defendant Sidney Caleb Lanier sentenced to 135 months; co-defendant Jamie Marie Robertson sentenced to 48 months.
Defendants
- Jessica Christine Holl — age 29 · Lubbock, Texas · sentenced
- Sidney Caleb Lanier — age 36 · Lubbock, Texas · sentenced
- Jamie Marie Robertson — age 32 · Lubbock, Texas · sentenced
Charges
Conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute fentanyl and furanyl fentanyl
Jessica Christine Holl· pleaded guilty, sentenced to 210 months in federal prison
Conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute fentanyl
Sidney Caleb Lanier· pleaded guilty, sentenced to 135 months in federal prison
Unlawful use of a communications facility
Jamie Marie Robertson· pleaded guilty, sentenced to 48 months in federal prison
From the announcement
“Fentanyl is responsible for a sharp increase in overdoses and deaths across the country and poses a very high risk of death to not only users, but law enforcement and first responders as well. Our local, state and federal partners will continue to push back hard on those who peddle this poison in our communities.”
Investigating agencies
Case details
- Prosecuting office
- Northern District of Texas
- Judge
- Sam R. Cummings, Senior U.S. District Judge
- Assets
- Bitcoin
Primary source
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