A Calhoun County man was sentenced Monday to prison after admitting to a Greene County drug charge.
Greene County state’s attorney Craig Grummel says 57-year-old Donald Dawson of Hardin was sentenced to six years in the department of corrections.
Dawson admitted to a single count of unlawful possession of meth. That is a Class 3 felony.
Dawson was arrested in early April in Greene County for having less than five grams of a substance containing meth.
Grummel says his office worked with the Calhoun County sheriff’s office, Greene County deputies, and White Hall police in the investigation.