Logan man gets another 6 months added to sentence
May 3rd, 2010 Posted in OpinionBy Safiyyah Ballard
LOGAN–Clint Clair Gunnell of Logan was sentenced to six months in Cache County Jail by 1st District Court Judge Clint Judkins Monday, for possession or use of a controlled substance. Gunnell, 28, pleaded guilty to the charge and the state agreed to reduce the charge to a class B misdemeanor.
Gunnell is currently serving a sentence for a separate alcohol-related offense. Cache County Attorney Tony Baird said the main concern of the state is that Gunnell complete drug and alcohol counseling.
Judge Judkins ruled that the six-month sentence can be served concurrently with Gunnell’s current sentence. The sentence includes a $1,000 fine plus a surcharge of 85 percent. The surcharge can be reduced to $750 if the program is completed in a timely manner.
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