Sentencing for Meth Distribution Across U.S. and Internationally

Several individuals across the United States and internationally have been sentenced for methamphetamine distribution and related crimes. In Minneapolis, Jamie White faces a 15-year mandatory sentence after pleading guilty to meth distribution and possession of fentanyl laced with xylazine. Emmanuel Youngblood from Troy, Alabama, received over 17 years for possessing meth with intent to distribute. Rodney Allen Pickett of Coeburn, Virginia, was sentenced to 20 years for distributing over 500 grams of meth and multiple firearm offenses. Lawrence Lam, an Irish national, was sentenced to nearly three years in New Zealand for smuggling almost two kilograms of meth. In Lincoln, Nebraska, Ramon Lopez-Larios was sentenced to 168 months for trafficking meth and fentanyl and possession of a firearm as an illegal alien.