Drug Traffickers Sentenced Across Multiple Cases

Several individuals have recently been sentenced for drug-related offenses across the United States. In Jordan, a man received a two-year prison sentence for possessing illegal narcotics, including Captagon and crystal meth, with an additional JD1,000 fine imposed. In Maine, Kenneth Adams faces 10 years to life for trafficking fentanyl, having been previously convicted for similar offenses, with drugs transported from New York. In Illinois, Terrence J. Shaw was sentenced to over eight years for drug trafficking and gun charges while on supervised release, found with a substantial amount of heroin and firearms. Missouri's Jerry Charles Williams received a 10-year sentence for delivering methamphetamine and fentanyl, with additional probation terms. Lastly, Chicoby Summers was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison for drug trafficking and possession of firearms, linked to gang activities.