Glenvil man sentenced to six years for cocaine possession

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Luis Molina, 33, was sentenced to six years in prison for two cocaine possession convictions.

Luis Molina, 33, from Glenvil, Nebraska, has been sentenced to six years in prison and five years probation for two cocaine possession convictions. The U.S. Attorney's office announced the sentence on Thursday.

Molina drove to Chicago in June 2025 to pick up a kilogram of cocaine. On his return to Nebraska, he was arrested after a state trooper stopped him for speeding. The Nebraska State Patrol and the TRIDENT and CODE joint law enforcement task forces investigated the case.

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• Glenvil man headed to federal prisonA Glenvil man is headed to federal prison for two cocaine possession convictions.WOWT · 23 Oct, 21:44
• Glenvil man headed to federal prisonA Glenvil man is headed to federal prison for two cocaine possession convictions.1011Now · 23 Oct, 21:44

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