Page 16 - Clear Lake Mirror Reporter E-Edition 7-22-2015

Page 16, July 22, 2015
CL Police, Drug Task Force help to
send five to prison for meth distribution
Five men have been sentenced
to federal prison for their roles in a
methamphetamine distribution con-
spiracy.
Billy Lee Jaime Huerta, age 31,
of Mason City, Iowa, received his
prison term after a December 10,
2014, guilty plea; David Luiz Lee
Huerta, age 27, of Mason City, Iowa,
received her prison term after a March
25, 2015, guilty plea, Steven Andrew
Davis, age 32, of Stockton, Calif., re-
Retail gasoline
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Average retail gasoline prices in
Iowa have risen 4.7 cents per gallon
in the past week, averaging $2.68 per
gallon Sunday, July 12, according to
GasBuddy’s daily survey of 2,036 gas
outlets in Iowa. This compares with
the national average that has fallen
0.9 cents per gallon in the last week to and/or mailing pound quantities of
$2.72 per gallon, according to gaso-
line price website GasBuddy.com.
Including the change in gas
prices in Iowa during the past week,
prices Sunday were 75.6 cents per gal-
lon lower than the same day one year
ago and are 2.4 cents per gallon lower
than a month ago. The national aver-
age has decreased 3.5 cents per gallon
during the last month and stands 81.2
cents per gallon lower than this day
one year ago.
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ceived his prison term after a January were sentenced in Cedar Rapids by
26, 2015, guilty plea, Michael Angelo
Sanchez Moreno, age 25, of Stockton,
received his prison term after a Dec.
3, 2014, guilty plea, and Francisco
Mora-Martinez, age 29, of Stockton,
received his prison term after a Feb.
2, 2015, guilty plea. Billy Huerta,
David Huerta, Davis, Moreno, and
Mora-Martinez each pled guilty to
conspiracy to distribute methamphet-
amine. David Huerta and Steven
Davis each also pled to Distributing
a Controlled Substance. Billy Huerta
was previously convicted of a felony
drug offense in Cerro Gordo County,
on July 7, 2008.
Information provided by the
United States at the sentencing’s and
change of plea hearings show the de-
fendants were involved in a conspiracy ment. There is no parole in the federal
in which David Huerta and Steven
Davis were bringing from California
methamphetamine to the Mason City
area and along with Billy Huerta and
Michael Moreno reselling it to oth-
ers. During his involvement in the
conspiracy, Francisco Mora-Martinez
was responsible for facilitating the
distribution of more than 150 grams
of pure methamphetamine. The con-
spiracy lasted from August 2010 to
October 2014, in the Mason City and
Clear Lake, Iowa area.
Billy Huerta, David Huerta,
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Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
Free senior
health clinics
Davis, Mora-Martinez, and Moreno, scheduled in
Gift for fire department Clear Lake
United States District Court Chief
Judge Linda R. Reade. Billy Huerta James Smith, from Clear Lake, recently presented Assistant Fire Chief Mike The Cerro Gordo County
was sentenced to 240 months’ impris- Keefe with a scrapbook featuring photos and news articles about the depart- Department of Public Heath of-
onment, David Huerta was sentenced ment’s activities. According to Keefe, Smith is a CLFD buff who enjoys follow- fers Senior Health Clinics to county
to 135 months’ imprisonment, Davis ing and documenting the department. He has given the department other scrap residents age 55 and older. There is
was sentenced to 121 months’ im- books in the past, as well. The latest book featured the department’s new fire no charge; however, contributions
prisonment, and Mora-Martinez and boat, “Bud,” on the cover. -Reporter photo by Chris Barragy. are encouraged in order to keep the
Moreno were each sentenced to 120 clinic running. The clinic is an an-
months’ imprisonment. Billy Huerta nual health screening and does not
must serve a 10-year term of super- replace a physician’s care. To make an
vised release after the prison term. appointment, Cerro Gordo County
David Huerta, Davis, Mora-Martinez, residents may call the Cerro Gordo
and Moreno must each serve a 5-year County Department of Public Health
term of supervised release after prison. at 641-421-9316 or toll free, 1-888-
David Huerta, Steven Davis, and Mi- 264-2581 ext. 9316.
chael Moreno, were each ordered to On Monday, Aug. 3, a senior
pay a $200 special assessment. Billy health clinic will be held at the Evan-
Huerta and Mora-Martinez were each gelical Free Church, 1310 Highway
ordered to pay a $100 special assess- 18 W.
On Monday, Aug. 24, the senior
system. health clinic will be at the First Con-
All five are being held in the gregational Church, 205 W. 10th Ave.
United States Marshal’s custody until N.
they can be transported to a federal Upcoming blood pressure clinics
prison. include:
The case was prosecuted by Assis- Tuesday, July 28, a blood pres-
tant United States Attorney Jack Lam- sure clinic will be held at the Clear
mers and investigated by the North Lake Senior Center, 105 S. 4th St.,
Central Iowa Narcotics Task Force, 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Cerro Gordo County Sheriff’s Office, Senior Health Clinic and Blood
Mason City Police Department, Clear Pressure Clinic schedules are also
Lake Police Department, and Iowa posted on the Cerro Gordo County
Division of Narcotics Enforcement. Department of Public Health web site
www.cghealth.com.
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