Wichita Falls, Texas Drug Dealers Sentenced to Combined 50 Years

Three Wichita Falls, TX drug dealers were sentenced to a combined 50 years in federal prison, announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Chad E. Meacham.

Nathaniel Collazo, 20, Calvin Cruz, 25, and Annaleigh Trevino, 22, all pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance. Mr. Collazo and Mr. Cruz were sentenced to 20 years apiece in federal prison; Ms. Trevino was sentenced to 10 years.

In plea papers, the defendants admitted the conspired to distribute methamphetamine.  In general, Mr. Collazo and Mr. Cruz obtained the stimulant, then distributed it to Ms. Trevino and others, who dealt it on the streets.

During a search of the defendants’ residence on June 3, 2021, law enforcement seized nine firearms, approximately eight pounds of methamphetamine, and $28,313 cash. 

The Wichita Falls Police Department's Organized Crime Unit conducted the investigation with the assistance of The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives’ Dallas Field Division. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Frank Gatto, Laura Montes, and Rob Boudreau prosecuted the case.