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Gang leader sentenced to federal pen for overseeing meth distribution from Georgia prison
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Gang leader sentenced to federal pen for overseeing meth distribution from Georgia prison
The following was released by the U.S. Department of Justice:ALBANY, Ga. – A high-ranking member of the Ghostface Gangsters (GFG)—a criminal organization founded in the prison system—was sentenced to federal prison today for his role in a methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy that was funneling a large amount of Mexico-sourced drugs from behind bars.Donald Jason Miles, aka “Crash,” aka “Cocho,” 39, of Forsyth, Georgia, was sentenced to serve 36…
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