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Three Fulton County Men Sentenced On Drug Related Charges

December 3, 20213 Comments2 Mins Read


Three individuals were sentenced on November 24, 2021, in the Fulton County Common Pleas Court according to county prosecutor Scott A. Haselman.

  • Isaiah Solomon, 22, of Wauseon, Ohio, previously pleaded guilty to Aggravated Trafficking in Drugs and Aggravated Possession of Drugs. He possessed and sold Methamphetamine.

Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced Mr. Solomon to 12 months in prison for Aggravated Trafficking In Drugs and to 8 months in prison for Aggravated Possession of Drugs. Said sentences to be served consecutively with one another, for a total prison term of 20 months.

  • Kyle Cervantes, 27, of Delta, Ohlo, previously pleaded guilty to Resisting Arrest and Possession of Cocaine. He resisted arrest, and he possessed Cocaine.

Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced Mr. Cervantes to CCNO for 90 days for Resisting Arrest, and to 10 months in prison for Possession of Cocaine. Said sentences to be served concurrently with one another, for a total prison term of 10 months.

  • Kyle Wilson, 26, Fayette, Ohio, previously pleaded guilty to Possession of Heroin. He possessed Heroin.

Judge Jeffrey L. Robinson sentenced Mr. Wilson to 3 years of community control and ordered him to pay prosecution costs, stay out of bars/taverns, not possess or consume alcohol, abide by an 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. curfew, successfully complete the Drug Court Program, successfully complete treatment at Recovery Services of Northwest Ohio, stay at CCNO until a bed is available at the SEARCH Program, successfully complete the SEARCH Program, and any recommended aftercare, and address his outstanding Warrant from Michigan once he is released from the SEARCH Program.

Failure to comply could result in Mr. Wilson spending 11 months in prison.


 

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  1. Robert “Big Bob” Fulton on December 3, 2021 6:47 pm

    This is a reminder that the “Honorable” Jeffrey Robinson should have been investigated for violating Ohio Ethics Law but was given a pass because of political favoritism. It seems very awkward that he should be passing judgment on anyone as a consequence.
    He also used to keep an unlicensed firearm in a desk drawer of his desk in his former judicial chambers.

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    • Old C McDonald on December 8, 2021 11:38 am

      Big Bob,
      Shady Robinson kept a gun in his desk at Western District Court? Was it loaded? Who all knew about this? By license, you mean CCW, right? Yikes! What a security risk. Wonders never cease with that guy.
      I was thinking someone should print up tee shirts that read “the only difference between this judge and me is I GOT CAUGHT.” Every criminal defendant could be given one to wear in court. LOL

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      • Robert “Big Bob” Fulton on December 8, 2021 7:03 pm

        Old C,
        That would be funny. But that vain, pompous, sanctimonious, hypocritical, thin-skinned braggart would hold in contempt the first defendant he saw wearing one of those shirts and have them thrown in a holding cell, and do the same with every one thereafter. Of course, that might mean he would have to get off their cases, so….
        As for the gun and who knew, the better question is who didn’t know? Common knowledge. Of course, who would say or do anything about it anyway? The ruling elites of Fulton County play by a different set of rules and no one challenges them.

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