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Drug Traffickers Convicted in Rockbridge County
17 Aug
Summary
- Two drug trafficking suspects convicted in Rockbridge County.
- Charles Byers, III received a 40-year sentence with 5 years active.
- Sheena Lewis awaits sentencing for drug possession and conspiracy.
In Rockbridge County, the Sheriff's Office has announced the successful convictions of two individuals involved in drug trafficking operations. Charles Byers, III, from Buena Vista, entered a guilty plea on July 10 for charges including possession with intent to distribute controlled substances. He was sentenced to a substantial 40 years, with 35 years suspended, meaning he will serve an active sentence of five years.
Further proceedings on August 14 resulted in the conviction of Sheena Lewis, also of Buena Vista. Lewis was found guilty of possession of a Schedule I controlled substance with intent to distribute, as well as conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act. She is presently held at the Rockbridge Regional Jail as she awaits her sentencing date.
These investigations were conducted by dedicated members of the James River Regional Drug Task Force, highlighting their efforts in combating drug-related crime in the region.
