Lawrenceville man sent to prison in heroin sting
By Brian Bowling
Published: Monday, December 3, 2012, 4:35 p.m.
Updated: Monday, December 3, 2012
A federal judge on Monday sentenced a Lawrenceville man to seven years and three months in prison for heroin trafficking.
Nico Nixon, 22, pleaded guilty in June to conspiring to distribute more than 100 grams of heroin in the Manchester area. A regional task force arrested Nixon and 19 other people during a March 2011 sweep of the Manchester Original Gangsters.
U.S. District Judge Arthur Schwab also sentenced Nixon to four years of probation.
There are currently no comments for this story.
Most-Read Stories
- Art enhances Natrona’s summer program for children
- Connellsville Soccer Club players receive instruction from Riverhounds
- Monessen mayor takes heat at council meeting
- Leechburg Area coaches mixed about move to Heritage
- Grilli blows 1st save; Pirates lose to Reds in 13 innings
- Charleroi Regional ousts police officer
- Penguins’ Shero talks with Letang’s agent
- Workshop cautions classrooms of unknown toxins in everyday items
- McKeesport Area to improve environmental health
- McKeesport Area High School’s Allied Health students got together at the district’s Career and Technology Center with instructors Donna Maguire and Antonietta Stolic, at left, and McKeesport Hospital Foundation executive director Michele Matuch and school director Tom Maglicco.
- West Mifflin man held for trial in sex assault case





