BRAZOS COUNTY DRUG DEALER SENTENCED TO 30 YEARS IN PRISON

  

A Bryan man has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for dealing cocaine to an undercover police officer.

Anthony Clay, 33, was convicted last Friday by a Brazos County Jury for delivery of a controlled substance. Prosecutors say he delivered 9.04 grams of cocaine to the undercover officer for $420.00.

At the trial, Clay was identified as a mid-level drug dealer in the Brazos County. He had been sentenced to prison twice previously. He was convicted once in 2004 for delivery of a controlled substance and sentenced to 4 years. He was convicted again in 2013 for assault of a public servant. Clay repeatedly kicked a police officer and was subsequently sentenced to 6 years in prison.

After the jury’s guilty verdict, Clay pleaded true to his previous convictions, which resulted in the minimum punishment being increased to 25 years in prison.