Six Sentenced to 87 Years for Muncie Drug Trafficking Ring

A drug trafficking ring operating between San Diego and Muncie has been dismantled, resulting in the sentencing of six individuals to a combined total of 87 years in prison. Jamarr Hill, the ringleader, received a 17-year sentence for conspiracy to distribute controlled substances and money laundering, while his associates Terry Hill and Lance McGee received sentences of five and fifteen years, respectively. The group trafficked significant quantities of illegal drugs, including 2,004 grams of fentanyl, 10 kilograms of cocaine, and over 200 pounds of methamphetamine. Nakevius Shannon was sentenced to three years probation for making false statements while purchasing firearms. Joseph Haskins was sentenced to 33 years for possession with intent to distribute meth, and Rodolfo Silva received 17 years after pleading guilty in California. Law enforcement officials highlighted the importance of collaboration in this successful operation aimed at reducing the flow of drugs into communities.