Former Mo. Sheriff Charged with Meth, Cocaine Distribution
Had previously pleaded guilty to stealing firearms from evidence and selling them.
A former sheriff is due in court Monday for a pre-trial hearing.
Former Carter County Sheriff Tommy Adams is charged with two felonies of distribution of a controlled substance, for methamphetamine and cocaine.
He's also charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.
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is anyone surprised at this?