Trafficking meth costs woman her freedom

A term of six years in prison was meted out in the Oconee General Sessions Court to a woman arrested last year on charges of trafficking in methamphetamine second offense.  Judge Sprouse handed down to Malinda Gail Wilson a six-year sentence, with credit for time served in jail awaiting trial.  Sprouse approved a straight six-year term recommended by the office of the 10th Circuit Solicitor.  Wilson’s attorney, Samuel Tooker, told the judge his client made a wise decision to plead guilty to the crime.