SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - A Georgia minister convicted of selling drugs out of his home has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison.
The office of U.S. Attorney Bobby Christine said in a news release Friday that 44-year-old Cedric Manior was sentenced by a federal judge in Savannah. He had been convicted in August of conspiracy charges related to dealing cocaine and of illegal gun possession.
Prosecutors said Manior was a minister for New Beginnings Outreach Ministry who sold drugs out of his home in Rincon as part of a drug trafficking organization that sold cocaine and crack cocaine. Drug agents raiding his house last year found marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription medication, drug scales and other paraphernalia.
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Agents also confiscated 20 firearms. Manior was prohibited from owning guns because he had prior felony convictions.
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