Dallas man gets 22 years for trafficking 96 lb of marijuana
Karell Deshon Allen of Dallas was sentenced to 22 years in prison in Carter County, Oklahoma, for trafficking 96 pounds of marijuana. The sentence also covered obstructing an officer by running away and possession of burglary tools.
🇺🇸 Carter County, Oklahoma · Oklahoma, United States
Karell Deshon Allen, a man from Dallas, was arrested in Carter County, Oklahoma,
for trafficking96 pounds of marijuana.[1]Carter County District Attorney
Melissa Handke said Allen was sentenced to 22 years in prison.[1]The sentence
covered three offences: drug trafficking, obstructing an officer by running
away, and possession of burglary tools.[1]
The obstruction count arose from Allen running away from an officer, while the
remaining counts were the drug-trafficking charge and possession of burglary
tools.[1]The 96 pounds of marijuana behind the trafficking count converts to
about 43.5 kilograms.[1]The district attorney announced the prison term for
the Carter County case, in which Allen is the only person named.[1]The
22-year prison term is the punishment stated for the three counts together.[1]
Photos and video
KTEN video report on the sentencing of Karell Deshon Allen for trafficking 96 pounds of marijuana. Source: KTEN
Case data
Every number and detail the sources state, with the sources that state it.
Arrested
1
Sentenced
1
Cannabis
43.54 kg
Prison
22 years
Agency
Carter County District Attorney
Agency type
Prosecutor
Cannabis
Herbal cannabis (43.54 kg)
Activity
Trafficking
Charges
drug trafficking; obstructing an officer; possession of burglary tools
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Charged 5Sentenced 1Prison 18 years initial confinement and 10 years extended supervisionDeaths 1
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