Final Suspect In Central Arkansas Drug Ring Surrenders
A Little Rock man, who was charged in the year 2005 at the federal level, additional fees waived, after three years as a refugee, authorities say.
US Attorney Jane Herzog, 31, said Tyrone Jackson was the last person who led to the arrest of the ring to another, which allowed 11 federal drug convictions so far. Jackson waived Thursday in Little Rock.
Jackson was to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute cocaine and crack cocaine, between January 2002 and March 2005. His trial is scheduled for May 5 before US District Judge Leon Holmes. Jackson arises life in prison and a fine of $ 4 million.
Says Duke federal drug agents seized about 18 kilograms of cocaine, 1.5 kilograms of crack cocaine and $ 100000 of those in the ring.
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