Three Men Were Condemned to Federal Prison for Drugs Selling

ROME, Ga. (AP) - an 83-year-old man was among three ones to be condemned to federal prison for participating in the dissemination of hundreds of kilograms of marijuana in Georgia and Tennessee for more than 20 years.

Probably those three men sentenced Thursday were the last who was condemned in cases with drugs importing from Mexico into northwest Georgia and Polk County, Tenn. 83-year-old Paul Faulkner, got a 20-year sentence.

According to denunciators words Jose Hernandez, 40, indigenously from Mexico, was condemned to 20 years, while Vance Rogers, 50, got nearly four years. During the investigation, it was revealed that Faulkner, his son and grandson distribute marijuana for almost two decades and assembled resources, including nearly 40 possessions.