58°
Sean Christopher Adams received a 175-month sentence, or more than 14.5 years, said the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of West Virginia.
Authorities said they learned from a "cooperating individual" that Adams was selling meth and instructed the information to set up a purchase. Adams was arrested in a Buckhannon after investigators said they watched him sell the informant the drugs.
Officials seized $14,000 cash and a one-pound bag of meth during the arrest, prosecutors said.
Adams will also serve eight years of supervised release after completing his sentence, they added.
Click here to follow Daily Voice Drexel Hill-Upper Darby and receive free news updates.
