Deferred sentence for Libby man accused of drug offense
Trevar Sheasby
A Libby man accused of drug trafficking following an incident late last year was recently sentenced.
Trevar Alee Sheasby, 32, was first accused of criminal distribution of dangerous drugs, or in the alternative, criminal possession of dangerous drugs and one misdemeanor count of criminal possession of drug paraphernalia.
Sheasby pleaded guilty on March 18 to possession of methamphetamine. The other charges were dropped as part of a plea deal between Sheasby's attorney S. Charles Sprinkle and county Attorney Marcia Boris. Sheasby has been free since January when he was granted a release on his own recognizance.
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