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Norfolk man pleads guilty to meth possession in Stanton County
A northeast Nebraska man recently convicted of theft has pleaded guilty to a meth-related charge.
Monday, February 6th 2023, 1:27 PM CST
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Photo courtesy Stanton County Sheriff's Office
STANTON, Neb. – A northeast Nebraska man recently convicted of theft has pleaded guilty to a meth-related charge.
36-year-old Zachary Price, of Norfolk, will be sentenced in April after entering a guilty plea on Monday in Stanton County District Court.
Price pleaded guilty to a charge of meth possession related to his arrest last fall near the Bega School north of Stanton.
A co-defendant was arrested by the Stanton County Sheriff’s Office at the same time and has already been given a prison sentence.
In a separate case, Price also pleaded guilty to theft in regards to the unlawful taking of a vehicle in Woodland Park and selling it to the Alter metal yard in Norfolk.
The vehicle was recovered before it could be crushed.