CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - A New Hampshire man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison on drug conspiracy and possession charges, one of 11 people in a group accused of drug-trafficking.
Court documents said Terray Morrison, 32, of Nashua, was a leader of the group, which distributed crack cocaine and other drugs to people in the Nashua area.
Several group members have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from a little over a year to five years. Others await trial or have pleaded guilty.
Morrison, who pleaded guilty Dec. 1 and was sentenced Wednesday in a plea agreement with prosecutors, has used his recent detention time to work jobs in the kitchen and laundry, take classes, and participate in a drug and alcohol abuse treatment program, his attorney said.
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