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Missouri woman sentenced in drug-trafficking operation
Drug ring sold more than $4.3 million in meth and heroin
A northwest Missouri woman has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison without parole for participating in a $4.3 million heroin and methamphetamine ring.
Federal prosecutors say Sabrena Lynn Morgan, 41, of Kearney, was sentenced Tuesday. She is one of 21 people who have pleaded guilty to distributing the drugs in northwest Missouri and northeast Kansas.
Morgan admitted she received the meth from suppliers and gave it to others to distribute.
The drug ring sold more than $4.3 million in meth and heroin between 2010 and 2015.
Morgan also pleaded guilty to possession of a firearm after officers found a pink pump-action shotgun at her home.