Pair of Federal Inmates Sentenced for Possessing Prohibited Objects

Abingdon, VIRGINIA – In separate hearings today, two inmates at United States Penitentiary at Lee County, Virginia in Jonesville received additional prison time for possessing prohibited objects inside the prison, Acting United States Attorney Rick A. Mountcastle announced.

Stanley Curtis Gillom, 31, previously pled guilty to one count of being an inmate of a federal prison in possession of a prohibited object, specifically marijuana. Today he was sentenced to 36 months of additional prison time.

In a separate hearing, Victor Lebron, 40, who previously pled guilty to being an inmate of a federal prison in possession of a prohibited object, specifically Suboxone film, was sentence to an additional 36 months of prison time.

The investigation of the case was conducted by the United States Bureau of Prisons and the Bristol office of the Federal Bureau of Investigations. Assistant United States Attorney Randy Ramseyer prosecuted the case for the United States.