Park Hill man sentenced to five years on drug charge
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Randy Earl Trammell, 43, of Park Hill pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled dangerous substance with intent to distribute, and was sentenced in Sequoyah County District Court, Sallisaw, to five years in state prison.

Upon release, Trammell will also be on supervised probation for an additional five years. Trammell’s vehicle, a 1992 GMC pickup, was forfeited to the state.

District Attorney Jerry Moore announced Trammell’s plea and sentence on Wednesday. Moore said Trammell was arrested after Sallisaw Police Officer Billy Oliver stopped Trammell for driving left of center. Oliver reported he became concerned because of Trammell’s suspicious behavior and asked if Trammell had any weapons in his vehicle. Trammell said there was, and told Oliver he was a convicted felon, according to Oliver’s report. When he searched the vehicle Oliver reported finding methamphetamines and drug paraphernalia including gram weight scales.
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