DOVER — Two Kent County men, 33 year-old Joshua Wilson of Harrington and 37-year-old David Sharp of Felton, pleaded guilty to charges of third-degree burglary and maintaining a clandestine …
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DOVER — Two Kent County men, 33 year-old Joshua Wilson of Harrington and 37-year-old David Sharp of Felton, pleaded guilty to charges of third-degree burglary and maintaining a clandestine laboratory for entering a vacant house and manufacturing methamphetamine, the Delaware Department of Justice said.
Deputy Attorney General Sean Motoyoshi prosecuted this case. A Superior Court judge ordered an 18-month prison sentence to Sharp, along with drug treatment and probation. Wilson will be sentenced by a judge in September and could be sentenced as a habitual offender based on previous convictions for drug dealing, strangulation, aggravated menacing and robbery, the DOJ said.