Rome Brothers Convicted in Separate Fentanyl, Meth Trafficking Cases

Rome brothers convicted in separate fentanyl, meth trafficking cases

District Attorney Clayton Fuller vowed to pursue drug dealers relentlessly, calling fentanyl and meth “poison” devastating Northwest Georgia communities.

2 brothers sentenced in separate drug cases on same day

Two brothers from Rome were convicted and sentenced on major drug charges in separate bench trials in the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit.

Rome, GA brothers sentenced to prison after drug charge convictions

Learn about the convictions and sentencing of two brothers, Trevion and George Williams, on drug charges in Rome, GA, highlighting the details of their crimes and the legal proceedings.

Brothers in Crime Convicted in Back-to-Back Drug Trafficking Trials

ROME — Two brothers from Rome are heading to prison after being convicted on major drug charges in separate trials held on the same day in the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit. Fentanyl and Meth: A Family Business Shut Down On August 26, Superior Court Judge Brian House convicted 25-year-old Trevion Williams of trafficking fentanyl and […] The post Brothers in Crime Convicted in Back-to-Back Drug Trafficking Trials appeared first on The Georgia…

Brothers Convicted in Separate Fentanyl and Meth Trafficking Trials in Northwest Georgia

SUMMERVILLE, GA – In back-to-back bench trials, two brothers from Rome, Georgia, Trevion Williams, 25, and George Wright Jevard Williams, II, 26, have been convicted and sentenced on serious drug trafficking charges in the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit. On August 26, 2025, Superior Court Judge Brian House found Trevion Williams guilty of trafficking, possession with intent to distribute, and possession of fentanyl. He was sentenced to 10 yea…

Brothers Convicted in Separate Drug Trafficking Cases in Chattooga County - Discover Dade

September 9, 2025 – Summerville, GA – Two Rome brothers were convicted and sentenced on major drug charges in back-to-back bench trials last month in the Lookout Mountain Judicial Circuit. On August 26, Superior Court Judge Brian House found Trevion Williams, 25, guilty of trafficking fentanyl, possession of fentanyl with intent to distribute, and possession of fentanyl. Williams was sentenced to 10 years in prison. His conviction stemmed from a…