COLUMBIA CITY — A Fort Wayne man received eight years in jail for drug offenses while a Syracuse man received a suspended 18-month prison sentence for a drug-related incident surrounding the death of a woman last year.
Jeremy R. Church, 25, of Fort Wayne received a pair of eight-year sentences for dealing in cocaine and dealing in a controlled substance.
Both charges are B felonies.
Church was sentenced in Whitley County Circuit Court Monday and could be released in six years since two years of his eight-year sentences were suspended.
Concurrent sentences means the two terms are served at the same time.
Church was also ordered to pay a $200 Alcohol and Drug Countermeasure Fee.
He was arrested in February.
Terry Miller, 60, was arrested March 23, 2010 on charges of distributing morphine.
Miller was sentenced on a charge of unregistered distribution of a controlled substance.
He was charged in connection to the death of Tiffany Ritter in Syracuse last year.
His one year, six-month sentence was suspended.
Comments
If he was told to only serve
January 5, 2011 by Observer, 2 years 19 weeks ago
Comment: 3112
If he was told to only serve six years, then he could be out in three because of Indiana's good time credit rule.