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Corbit Sterling Earvin, a 47-year-old Ocala resident, has been indicted for distributing methamphetamine in Marion County, Florida. Between April and May 2026, Earvin sold approximately 1,290 grams (or 2.8 pounds) of methamphetamine to an undercover law enforcement officer on six occasions. The investigation was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Marion County Unified Drug Enforcement Strike Team. Earvin’s actions have landed him in hot water, with a potential sentence of 10 years to life in federal prison on each of the six counts.
The indictment is part of Operation Take Back America, a nationwide initiative aimed at combating transnational criminal organizations and protecting communities from violent crime. Earvin’s case will be prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Sarah Janette Swartzberg. The charges against Earvin are a significant blow to methamphetamine distribution in the area, and law enforcement officials are hopeful that this will lead to a decrease in related crime.
Earvin’s alleged crimes have sparked a fierce response from law enforcement, with U.S. Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe announcing the indictment. The investigation and subsequent charges demonstrate the commitment of federal and local authorities to combating the methamphetamine epidemic in Florida.
The case against Earvin is a reminder that methamphetamine distribution is a serious crime with severe consequences. As the investigation and prosecution continue, it is clear that law enforcement will stop at nothing to bring those responsible to justice.
📋 Key Facts
- Crime: Drug Trafficking
- Defendant: Florida
- Location: US
- Source: DOJ Press Release
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