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Hawkins Lands 113 Months for Cocaine Possession Bid
A Mobile man is headed to federal prison after attempting to possess with intent to distribute a large quantity of cocaine. United States Attorney Kenyen R. Brown of the Southern District of Alabama announced that Schevris Hawkins, a resident of Mobile, Alabama, was sentenced to a custody sentence of 113 months by United States District Court Judge Granade today.
Hawkins had previously entered a guilty plea to the offense. According to court documents, Hawkins attempted to possess with intent to distribute a kilogram of cocaine. A kilogram of cocaine is a significant amount, and Hawkins’ actions could have had far-reaching consequences in the community.
The investigation into Hawkins’ activities was a joint effort between the Office of Homeland Security, HSI, and the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office. AUSA Deborah Griffin prosecuted the case, bringing Hawkins to justice for his crimes.
The sentence handed down by Judge Granade is a fitting punishment for Hawkins’ actions. It sends a clear message that attempting to possess with intent to distribute large quantities of cocaine will not be tolerated in the Southern District of Alabama.
Hawkins’ sentence is a reminder that the community will not stand idly by while individuals attempt to peddle illicit substances. The work of law enforcement agencies and prosecutors like AUSA Griffin is crucial in keeping our communities safe.
As the community moves forward, it is essential to remember that the war on drugs is still very much ongoing. The efforts of law enforcement and prosecutors like AUSA Griffin will continue to be crucial in keeping our communities safe from the scourge of illicit substances.
Hawkins will serve his 113-month sentence in a federal correctional facility. The sentence is a significant blow to Hawkins and a reminder that the consequences of his actions will be felt for a long time to come.
Key Facts
- State: Alabama
- Category: Drug Trafficking
- Source: DOJ Press Release ↗
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