United States of America v. Shauntae Crummer

Abingdon, VA - The United States of America charged Shauntae Crummer with introducing heroin and buprenorphine into the penitentiary.



Shauntae Crummer, a visitor at United States Penitentiary [USP] Lee in Jonesville, Virginia was sentenced for introducing heroin and buprenorphine into the penitentiary.



Crummer, 29, of Lakeland, Florida, was sentenced to 36 months in prison. Crummer previously pleaded guilty to providing narcotics to an inmate at USP Lee and conspiracy to possess and possess with the intent to distribute heroin.



Co-defendant Tylan Lucas is scheduled to be sentenced July 15, 2020, for his role in the conspiracy.



The investigation of the case was conducted by the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Special Assistant United States Attorney Debbie Stevens prosecuted the case for the United States.



18:1791A.F - TRAFFIC IN CONTRABAND ARTICLES - Buprenorphine and Heroin - 18:1791(a)(1), (b)(1), & (d)(1)(C) - (3/31/19)

(4)



21:841A=CD.F - CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE - SELL, DISTRIBUTE, OR DISPENSE - 21:841(a)(1), 841(b)(1)(E) & 846 - (3/31/19)

(9)

Thirty-six (36) months to run concurrently to Count 9; Supervised Release: Three (3) years to run concurrently to Count 9; Special Assessment: $100.00