A woman who authorities say sold meth from a room at a Cleveland hotel has been sentenced to serve 135 months in federal prison.
Kimberly Pickett appeared before Judge Sandy Mattice.
Agents went to a room at the Colonial Inn on June 13, 2016, and Ms. Pickett answered the door. There was the smell of marijuana coming from the room.
Agents found a black bag containing seven grams of meth, two bags of marijuana, a glass bottle with three pills, a large plastic scoop with meth residue, and a set of digital scales.
Agents also found a Smith and Wesson .380 pistol with a magazine with live rounds.
There was a notebook of drug transactions and $4,189 in cash.
A safe contained another bag with a gram of meth, digital scales, resale baggies and 10 Ecstasy tablets.
Ms. Pickett said she had no job and was selling meth.
She said she made about $100 per ounce and bought 4-8 ounces per time 2-3 times a week from a source in Ringgold, Ga.
She said she kept a loaded gun because she had been robbed before.
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