3 men each face 1-15 years in prison after traffic stop in Cedar City netted 60 pounds of meth

A 5th District judge sentenced three men to prison. All three pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges.

A 5th District judge sentenced three men to prison. All three pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges. (Stace Hall, KSL-TV)


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CEDAR CITY — Three men who pleaded guilty to drug trafficking charges have each been sentenced to prison.

In separate hearings conducted via videoconference on July 11, 5th District Judge Matthew L. Bell sentenced Jose Garcia, 23, and Jose Angel Luevanos, 26, each to serve one term of 1-15 years at the Utah State Prison.

Then, one week later, a third co-defendant, Steve Fierro, 25, received the same sentence from Judge Bell.

As previously reported in St. George News / Cedar City News, the trio were arrested in March when a Utah Highway Patrol trooper pulled over their vehicle for a window tint violation. A subsequent search of the vehicle yielded approximately 60 pounds of methamphetamine.

Read the full article at St. George News.

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