GILMER METH SALE COULD LEAD TO 40 YEARS PRISON

(09/18/2019)

A woman has admitted to her role in a methamphetamine distribution operation in Gilmer County. According to U.S. Attorney Bill Powell's office, Brandie Singleton pleaded guilty to one count of distribution of methamphetamine in proximity to a protected location. Singleton admitted to selling methamphetamine near Gilmer County High School in September 2018. Singleton faces up to 40 years in prison and a fine of up to $2 million. The Mountain Lakes Drug & Violent Crimes Task Force investigated Singleton's case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Brandon Flower is prosecuting Singleton's case.

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