An Oconee trial ended yesterday with guilty verdicts and a sentence that sends a Westminster man to prison for one year. The General Sessions jury found Sonny Sloan Peay guilty of resisting arrest and possession of meth first offense. Judge Sprouse ordered a one-year term for resisting arrest and sentenced the 51-year old Peay to three years suspended to five years probation for meth possession. Testifying in his own defense, Peay accused a Westminster police officer of planting the drug on his possession. VK Facebook Twitter Google+
Sonny Sloan Peay was accused of possessing one kind of drug and to give a hard time to the police offer to be arrested
As per the text  The General Sessions jury found Sonny Sloan Peay guilty of resisting arrest and possession of meth first offense which means he only possessed one kind of drug and that he gave a hard time to the office in order to be arrested.
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