Midland Man Gets 10 Years For Dealing Crack Cocaine
By: Dylan Brooks
Updated: February 3, 2011
MIDLAND -- A Midland man will call a federal prison home for the next decade after he was sentenced on Thursday for dealing crack cocaine.
Arthur Glynn Thomas, Jr. was sentenced to 10 years behind bars Thursday morning. He will also spend 8 years on supervised release.
Midland Police officers were called to Thomas' home on Fairmount early on the morning of August 29th for a noise complaint. Thomas tried to close the door on the officers before running away, but officers got a search warrant for the home and found more than 100 packages of crack cocaine in the home, along with $3000.
U.S. Marshals arrested Thomas in late September, and he pleaded guilty to the charges in November.
Arthur Glynn Thomas, Jr. was sentenced to 10 years behind bars Thursday morning. He will also spend 8 years on supervised release.
Midland Police officers were called to Thomas' home on Fairmount early on the morning of August 29th for a noise complaint. Thomas tried to close the door on the officers before running away, but officers got a search warrant for the home and found more than 100 packages of crack cocaine in the home, along with $3000.
U.S. Marshals arrested Thomas in late September, and he pleaded guilty to the charges in November.
