NOBLES COUNTY — A Shakopee woman arrested on drug possession charges while driving through Worthington in February 2021 was sentenced in Nobles County Fifth District Court this week.
Larrisa Ramos, 53, faced charges of third-degree drug possession as well as felony possession of a code-grabbing device and gross misdemeanor fifth-degree controlled substance crime. She was also charged with a misdemeanor count of distribution of legend (prescription) drugs.
She was convicted of third-degree possession and sentenced to 49 months in a correctional facility, with 366 days already served, as per the sentencing guidelines. All other charges were dismissed. Ramos is also required to pay $85 in court fees.
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Three individuals were sentenced recently in Nobles County Fifth District Courts in cases previously reported on by The Globe.
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