Man gets three years on coke charges
NORWICH – A Norwich man caught with four ounces of powdered cocaine worth over $6,400 was sentenced in Supreme Court Friday.
Shane M. Manwarren, 16 Hayes St., Norwich, pleaded guilty to third degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class C felony, in April. He was sentenced to three years in a state prison and three years post-release supervision. Manwarren also waived his right to appeal in the plea arrangement.
Manwarren has been incarcerated since his original arrested by Sheriff’s deputies following a traffic stop in December. Police recognized Manwarren, who was operating the vehicle, and recalled that he had a suspended license.
The stop took place in the Town of Norwich, where police searched the vehicle and discovered marijuana, pills and cocaine.
At a plea hearing in April, District Attorney Joseph McBride said Manwarren humiliated his wife, who was also in the car, and had built up an extensive rap sheet, previously serving state prison time for burglary and stolen property charges.
“I know what I did was stupid. I’m sorry I brought my family into this,” said Manwarren.
“It was amazingly stupid,” said Judge Kevin Dowd. “You’ve got a new baby now and hopefully when you get out, you can do what you should’ve been doing and take care of your family.”
Shane M. Manwarren, 16 Hayes St., Norwich, pleaded guilty to third degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance, a class C felony, in April. He was sentenced to three years in a state prison and three years post-release supervision. Manwarren also waived his right to appeal in the plea arrangement.
Manwarren has been incarcerated since his original arrested by Sheriff’s deputies following a traffic stop in December. Police recognized Manwarren, who was operating the vehicle, and recalled that he had a suspended license.
The stop took place in the Town of Norwich, where police searched the vehicle and discovered marijuana, pills and cocaine.
At a plea hearing in April, District Attorney Joseph McBride said Manwarren humiliated his wife, who was also in the car, and had built up an extensive rap sheet, previously serving state prison time for burglary and stolen property charges.
“I know what I did was stupid. I’m sorry I brought my family into this,” said Manwarren.
“It was amazingly stupid,” said Judge Kevin Dowd. “You’ve got a new baby now and hopefully when you get out, you can do what you should’ve been doing and take care of your family.”
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