Cocaine Distribution Lands Indianapolis Man 10 Years in Prison
SOUTH BEND – In a harsh blow to the streets of Indianapolis, 33-year-old Shauntel Chambers was sentenced to 120 months imprisonment for his role in distributing cocaine, announced U.S. Attorney Kirsch.
Chambers, a notorious figure with a history of violating probation and release conditions, will spend the next decade behind bars. This conviction marks another devastating chapter in his life, with multiple prior felony convictions on his record.
On September 15, 2017, Chambers made the grave mistake of distributing cocaine, a choice that has now cost him dearly. The evidence against him was overwhelming, and his guilty plea served as a stark reminder that crime will not go unpunished in this city.
According to sources, the investigation into Chambers’ activities was a collaborative effort between the DEA and the Mishawaka Police Department. The case was expertly handled by Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Schaffer, who ensured that justice was served.
Chambers’ lengthy sentence is a testament to the tireless efforts of law enforcement officials who work tirelessly to keep our streets safe. The people of Indianapolis can rest a little easier knowing that those who bring harm to their community will face the full weight of the law.
As Chambers begins his 10-year stint in prison, he will have ample time to reflect on the choices that led him to this point. His case serves as a stark reminder that crime does not pay, and those who engage in it will ultimately face severe consequences.
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Key Facts
- State: Indiana
- Category: Drug Trafficking
- Source: DOJ Press Release â†â€â€
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