Former Crockett Co. Judge Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charge
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A plea agreement was reached in the case of former West Tennessee Judge Shannon Jones, who plead guilty to a federal charge as part of a plea agreement. Jones plead guilty to one count of conspiracy and possession of pseudoephedrine, paid a $100 special assessment fee and agreed to cooperate with the state in additional drug related investigations. In exchange, the court dismissed the remaining four counts against him. In February, Jones along with Stanley Knox and Rebecca Hamill were arrested at his home in Friendship, after drug agents reported finding finished meth and meth making materials.
