(Beaver Dam) A Madison man was sentenced Tuesday to three years in prison after being found by Beaver Dam police with drugs he intended to give to others. In March, Ryan Murray entered a guilty plea to a felony count of Possession with Intent to Deliver Amphetamine. Beaver Dam police pulled a vehicle over that Murray was a passenger in last August and noticed he was sweating profusely, had trouble focusing, and was walking awkwardly. The officer searched the 41-year-old and found a syringe, baggies of meth, a marijuana pipe, and a digital scale. Murray said he was just the middle-man and that he delivers the drugs to others to support his own habit. During sentencing, Assistant District Attorney Gilbert Thompson said that Murray’s behavior endangered the safety and well-being of the community and warranted a lengthy prison sentence. Thompson also noted that Murray has long criminal record and has been in prison twice before. Murray was also placed on extended supervision for five years.
Madison Man Sentenced To Prison On Delivering Drugs Charge Following Arrest By Beaver Dam Police
