Two California men are going to be serving lengthy federal prison terms for drug-related crimes.
The two, Eric Lamont Williams and Nestor Vanegas Rosales, both of Los Angeles, were arrested following traffic stops on Interstate 40 in 2022.
OHP Troopers searched their vehicle and found large amounts of pure methamphetamine and cocaine.
The vehicle Williams was driving had a backpack with four vacuum-sealed bundles containing over four kilograms of pure methamphetamine was found concealed under the hood.
Rosales, 36, was driving a vehicle that was found to have nearly four kilograms of pure methamphetamine and over four kilograms of cocaine.
Williams, 52, was sentenced to 210 months for one count of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Rosales received a 168-month sentence for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and 168 months for possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Those sentences will run concurrently.
In the case of both men, parole will not be an option.