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Terry R. Ross and Wanda Kingsley, Methamphetamine Trafficking, New York 2014

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Two Oneida Residents Convicted On Drug Charges

An investigation by the City of Oneida Police Department, the New York State Police, and the Drug Enforcement Administration led to the conviction of two Oneida residents on methamphetamine and pseudoephedrine charges.

Terry R. Ross, 52, and Wanda Kingsley, 49, of Florence, New York, were found guilty of four felony counts, including a methamphetamine conspiracy involving the manufacture of 50 grams or more and a conspiracy to possess or distribute pseudoephedrine knowing it was intended to be used to manufacture a controlled substance.

The evidence at trial showed that between 2010 and 2012, defendants Ross and Kingsley, individually and together with each other and with others, purchased pseudoephedrine pills from pharmacies in Oneida County, and knowingly provided the pills to other co-conspirators who used them on numerous occasions in the manufacture of methamphetamine.

Between November 2010 and January 2012, Ross purchased pseudoephedrine pills on 21 separate occasions from Oneida county pharmacies, and Kingsley, Ross’ live-in girlfriend, purchased pseudoephedrine pills on 49 separate occasions. Ross and Kingsley also assisted in the methamphetamine manufacturing process in various ways, including procuring and assembling some of the necessary ingredients and apparatus for the meth “cook,” and providing assistance during the cooking process, in exchange for a portion of the finished product methamphetamine.

Ross is scheduled to be sentenced at 10:00 am on June 18, 2014, and Kingsley is scheduled to be sentenced at 10:15 am on that date.

The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Carl Eurenius. For more information, please contact AUSA Eurenius at (315) 448-0672.

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