WYTHE COUNTY, Va. – A Max Meadows man has been convicted on drug charges in the Wythe County Circuit Court, according to Commonwealth’s Attorney Mike Jones.
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On Thursday, 44-year-old Timothy King was convicted on the following charges, officials said:
- One count of possession with intent to distribute more than 10 grams of methamphetamine,
- One count of distribution of more than 10 grams of methamphetamine,
- One count of possession of a Schedule II drug.
As part of a plea agreement, King was sentenced to serve 10 years of mandatory time in the Virginia Department of Corrections, Jones said.
We’re told the total sentence was 45 years with 35 years suspended.
“The Wythe County Sheriff’s Office took more than 100 grams of Methamphetamine off the streets because of the arrest of Mr. King. That amount of Methamphetamine can devastate an entire county and I am thankful for their tireless efforts. As always, my office will aggressively prosecute individuals who try to corrupt and poison our communities with these drugs,” Jones said in a statement.