Douglas County Meth Dealer Receives 10-year Federal Sentence

EUGENE, Ore. – Scott Arnam Wiley, 46, of Douglas County, Oregon, was sentenced today by U.S. District Court Chief Judge Ann Aiken to a 10-year prison term for possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.  Following his release from prison, Wiley will be on supervised release for five years. 

Wiley was a significant and long-term methamphetamine dealer in Douglas County, Oregon with prior convictions for manufacture of methamphetamine and distribution of a controlled substance.  The Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team (DINT) and the DEA conducted an investigation into his drug distribution and he was arrested in September 2012.  Wiley’s residence was searched, and more than a half-pound of methamphetamine was located.  His residence was gated, and had a reinforced door and security cameras in order to deter and detect law enforcement.  After the United States filed a lis pendens on the property to seek its forfeiture, Wiley agreed to sell the property and the residence was demolished.

This case was investigated by the Douglas Interagency Narcotics Team and the Eugene Resident Office of the DEA.  Assistant U. S. Attorney Jeffrey Sweet prosecuted the case.