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Escambia Man Convicted Of Trafficking Fentanyl
February 22, 2023
An Escambia County man is facing up to 30 years in prison for fentanyl trafficking.
Ryan Donald Snodgrass was found guilty of trafficking in fentanyl over 28 grams and driving while license revoked pursuant to habitual traffic offender.
In April 2021, the Florida Highway Patrol stopped Snodgrass for driving with a suspended license. After a K-9 alerted on the vehicle, 56 grams of fentanyl were found under the driver’s seat.
Snodgrass will be sentenced on April 20 and must serve at least a 25 year minimum sentence.
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11 Responses to “Escambia Man Convicted Of Trafficking Fentanyl”
Glad he is getting 30 years, also agree about cutting his sentence in half if he helps convict his suppliers. What I hate most is that these drug pushers are making it difficult for people who need pain medication legally prescribed. There is now a strict limit that a doctor can Not fair to those oescribe cutting meds back to one third it was five years ago. Sad that his crime and others similar hurt the innocent , like pain management sigh
I think Judges should read the Publics comments in the North Escambia .com news articles to get a good feel for how the Public at large feels about traffickers of drugs and levy sentences accordingly. We’re definitely sick and tired of light sentences. We all know that 30 years gets whittled down to the point where it’s an acceptable risk to take considering the amount of money someone makes.
@bob c
What other members of our community do you believe should be handled with “extreme prejudice”, so you can save a few pennies on your taxes? The homeless? The poor? Single parents? Children? People who live in Red states? They all consume more in taxes than they contribute, so getting rid of them would save you a lot of money!
Personally, if we have to execute someone, maybe it should be the people advocating for extrajudicial killings for their own personal benefit.
I have only one question, is the k9 dog ok?
Send him to the “Train Station” no telling how manu deaths, illnesses, losses he has willingly been part of.
Sooner the punishment is truly with ‘extreme prejudice’ the sooner this will slow down.
Don’t waste MY Tax Money on this individual.
A lot of people say this that and the other and some say I wish he would have gotten more time !!! Listen these are hopes and wishes so Here it is why wish for a loaf of bread when you can wish for the whole store !!!! Ya get it !!!!
If people would Quit using drugs we would not have this problem, there would be no market.
30 years isn’t enough! It’s hard to tell how many people have died because of this man!
How much had he manage to get on the street BEFORE this offense? (Doubt he was “new” at this!) How many already dead/comatose/permanently disabled from his deeds? 30 years isn’t enough!
Now find his supplier and cut his time in half if supplier is found guilty
30 years in prison is not enough for this poison peddler and dealer of misery