Man Involved In Supplying Heroin For Chattanooga Drug Ring Gets 6 Years In Federal Prison

  • Friday, May 6, 2022

A man prosecutors said was the main supplier of heroin for a Chattanooga drug ring has been sentenced to serve six years in federal prison.

Kory Allmond appeared before Judge Travis McDonough.

The heroin-trafficking ring began around December 2019, authorities said.

Allmond would obtain heroin from a source in Atlanta, then distribute it to other members of the ring in Chattanooga.

After completing his sentence, he will be on supervised release for four years. 

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