Glover’s Man Admits to Role in Drug Trafficking
ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — A Gloversville man pleaded guilty to working with a drug trafficking organization.
Todd Austin’s Guilty Plea
Todd Austin, 64, admitted that between March and July 2023, he sold methamphetamine from his Albany supplier.
Investigation and Charges
Austin is one of nine people charged in the investigation, with two others yet to be charged.
Possible Sentence and Supervised Release
He is scheduled to be sentenced in June and faces 20 years in prison, as well as supervised release of at least three years up to life.
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Conclusion
The guilty plea by Todd Austin is a significant development in the investigation into the drug trafficking organization. His sentence in June will be a crucial moment in bringing closure to the case.
FAQs
Q: Who is Todd Austin?
A: Todd Austin, 64, is a Gloversville man who pleaded guilty to working with a drug trafficking organization.
Q: What is the possible sentence for Todd Austin?
A: He faces 20 years in prison, as well as supervised release of at least three years up to life.
Q: When is Todd Austin’s sentencing scheduled?
A: He is scheduled to be sentenced in June.
Q: How many people are charged in the investigation?
A: Nine people are charged, with two others yet to be charged.
