Geovani Velasco pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine with the intent to distribute. Special District Judge Dennis Sprouse sentenced Velasco to 10 years in prison. Velasco was also ordered to complete a drug offender work camp while incarcerated.
Velasco was arrested by the Roland Police Department after being stopped on traffic violations on Interstate 40 in February. A search of the vehicle resulted in officers discovering a large amount of methamphetamine and a loaded pistol.
"Drug traffickers prey on the weak and deserve nothing less than prison," Kyle Waters, assistant district attorney, said.




