MASON CITY – A local meth dealer plead guilty and was sentenced in court today to ten years in prison.
David W. Garber was sentenced to prison today at the courthouse on a previous court case brought by the Drug Task Force on January 10, 2013, for delivery of methamphetamine.
David William Garber, age 33, plead guilty to one count of felony C controlled substance violation for delivery of methamphetamine in exchange for the state dropping a second charge of the same. Judge Colleen Weiland sentenced Garber to 10 years in prison. She suspended a $1,000.00 fine. The first arrest was made by Cerro Gordo County Sheriffs on January 3rd, 2013. The second charge, which was dropped, was from a drug task force arrest on January 10th, 2013. Both times, Garber tried to deal meth.
Garber is now in the Cerro Gordo County Jail awaiting transport to prison.
GOING TO PRISON
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It is a state charge. he will be out in about a year and will be back on the street selling the crap again.