This week, four Mexican citizens were convicted of drug crimes in Phoenix.  The men were charged with conspiracy and possession of methamphetamine.  After a trial in the U.S. District Court in Phoenix, all were convicted by a federal jury. 

According to prosecutors, two members of the small crime ring were also convicted for felons in possession of a firearm charges. 

The drug crime charges carry a minimum sentence of 10 years to a maximum of life in prison.  Additionally, the man may be asked to pay up to $4 million in monetary finds.  The firearm charges could result in five years to life in prison as well as $250,000 in fines.   All are expected to be sentenced in October.

The four men were caught when they tried to sell methamphetamine to undercover agents in August of 2009.

Were you arrested for a felony offense, such as possession of a firearm, in Phoenix?  If so, discuss your case with a Phoenix criminal defense attorney by contacting the Knowles Law Firm.