Major Sentences in Fentanyl Trafficking Cases

Recent sentencing related to fentanyl and drug trafficking demonstrates a continued crackdown on this deadly trade across the United States. Antjuan Pierre Jackson received a 27-year sentence in Michigan for distributing fentanyl causing death, highlighting the justice system's tough stance on such crimes. Jazzmeen Underdue Montanez, a central figure in a Florida drug trafficking organization, was sentenced to 20 years for conspiracy to traffic in fentanyl. Phoenix resident Jefferson Alejandro Lopez Alcaraz was sentenced to 15 years for drug trafficking involving multiple substances, including fentanyl. Jason Demyers received a 27-year sentence for his role in a multi-state drug operation trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine. Dudzinski Poole was sentenced to 21 years for operating a massive drug trafficking and money laundering operation across several states. These cases reflect an ongoing effort by law enforcement to dismantle drug trafficking networks at both regional and national levels.