Federal Judges Hand Two Men 25-Year Terms in Separate Drug Cases

Two men received 25-year federal prison sentences in separate drug-trafficking cases. In Tallahassee, Christopher L. Daniels was convicted of intending to distribute methamphetamine and other drugs and possessing firearms as a felon; a search of his home uncovered multiple drugs and four handguns, and prosecutors cited his lengthy felony record. In a separate case, Jabreon Deshon Mosley Jr. of Meridian, Mississippi, was convicted of conspiring to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl and using a telephone to facilitate trafficking. Prosecutors said he pressed drugs supplied by a Tuscaloosa co-conspirator into pills for distribution in Alabama, and a search of his home yielded large quantities of drugs, firearms and pill presses; the supplier received a 121-month sentence.