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Montana man admits to distributing meth on Crow Reservation

A Montana man pleaded guilty to to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine on the Crow Reservation.

Cody Michael Beard, 21, said he sold meth on the reservation daily for about six months. The FBI and the Bureau of Indian Affairs interviewed about 40 people who bought drugs from him.

Beard faces a minimum of 10 years in prison a $4 million fine.

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Hardin man admits meth trafficking (The Billings Gazette 9/29)

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