Keysville Woman Found Guilty of Drug Distribution

Donna Marie Williamson, 53, of Lunenburg County was found guilty on two felony convictions of distribution of a controlled substance, namely Oxycodone. Williams was sentenced to 20 years in prison with all suspended except 12 months in jail. On two separate occasions in September and October of 2012, Williams sold five Oxycodone tablets for $50 and three Oxycodone tablets for $33 to an undercover operative. She was arrested on December 8, 2013.

Edwin T. Hayes

Edwin T. Hayes, 54, of Kenbridge, Va., was sentenced to distribution of cocaine while his son, Taurean D. Hayes, 27, was awaiting his trial for distribution. Edwin Hayes received two years in prison on one felony conviction of distribution of cocaine as a second offense. According to Commonwealth Attorney Robert Clement, he sold $100 in crack cocaine on December 16, 2011 to an undercover operative.

Taurean D. Hayes

His son Taurean was sentenced to five years in prison in January 2012 for his third conviction for distribution of cocaine.

Jack Leonard Lloyd, 38, of Victoria, Va., was arrested in September of 2013 based on charges of distribution of Adderall pills. Lloyd was sentenced in Lunenburg Circuit Court to one year and five months in prison. According to Commonwealth Attorney Robert Clement, Lloyd

Jack Leonard Lloyd

sold six Adderall tablets from his home for $110 on November 13, 2012 to an undercover operative. He was remanded to jail and remained until sentencing on March 10, 2014.

Linda Britton, 33, of Lunenburg County received an active prison term of six years and 10 months in Lunenburg, Mecklenburg and Brunswick Counties. Britton pled guilty in the Lunenburg Circuit Court to two felony drug

Linda Britton

charges of distribution of a schedule II controlled substance that occurred in October and December of 2012. Britton has a total of 18 felony charges.