Flowers has a prior State of Missouri felony conviction for distribution of a controlled substance and a prior federal conviction for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
In his prior federal case, the United States District Court for the District of Kansas sentenced Flowers to a 20-year term of imprisonment.
Former President Barack Obama commuted Flowers’ sentence, and he was placed on a term of supervised release. While on supervised release, Flowers committed the instant offense.
In the instant offense, law enforcement officers found approximately $2,731 in U.S. currency and 83.1 grams of pure methamphetamine on Flowers’ person. For the reasons set forth above, the United States requests that a detention hearing be held and that the defendant be denied bail.
No date has been set for the hearing.
He was given a "Second Chance" and at 68 years old, still didn't realize what a gift it was.
ReplyDeleteToo bad for him.
Now he will die in prison.
Whoever you are he doesnt deserve to die in prison he deserves to spend his lastdays w his family u go to well u know where theres people out here who get three four and five chances who are rapists cho mos hes a good man
ReplyDeleteI never said he deserves to die in prison. I said it is too bad he didn't learn from his past and now chances are he will die in prison.
DeleteHe is 68 years old. He should have learned by now .
He deserves what he gets, good man or not. Commit the crime do the time. He even had a 2nd chance and blew that.
ReplyDeleteLet's all remember this man has a family, and our careless comments may hurt them at a time when they are already hurting plenty. What satistfaction do you get by posting these negative comments? Keep them to yourself.
ReplyDeleteThe most effective thing to do is pray. Not judge.
ReplyDeletelook all you GODLY folks, this man is NOT guilty until he is convicted. I am betting that if your little Johnny or whomever you gave birth to was in this situation you wouldn't be slamming him away for the rest of his life. If you don't know all the facts please keep your thoughts to yourself.
ReplyDeleteInnocent until proven guilty...he has been proven guilty, twice actually in 2 states by 2 judges.
ReplyDeleteI don’t know this guy. What I do know is the devastation meth does to families. Maybe if all the drug pushers actually served some hard time it wouldn’t be so readily available and would be to expensive to buy. I believe in second chances. I also believe a tiger rarely changes its stripes.
ReplyDeleteI have sympathy for his family. Their suffering is an example of the collateral damage meth does to the families. There’s also all the damage done to those he sold to, so on and so on.
He deserves to spend his last days with his family? People who obey the law deserve to spend their last days with family.
ReplyDeletethe Dude abides
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