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twitterNine sentenced in Wiregrass gambling case
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2000 | 2:26 a.m.
Timothy Joe Reeves was ordered to spend 15 months in prison Tuesday, while Ronald Lynn Cherry was sentenced to 10 months.
The case began in 1996 when an informant offered to help Dothan police gather information about the gambling ring, which was run out of a mobile home in Rehobeth.
Authorities seized more than $350,000 in cash from a restaurant investigators said was involved in the operation.
One person awaits sentencing in the case.
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