Man pleads guilty to selling meth to informant
Published 10:16 pm Wednesday, August 30, 2017
An Albert Lea man accused of selling methamphetamine to an informant last year near Morin Park pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of second-degree drug sale in a park zone in Freeborn County District Court.
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David Nolan
Sentencing for David Frank Nolan, 38, is scheduled for Jan. 29.
Court documents state Nolan was charged after agents with the South Central Drug Task Force conducted a confidential informant purchase of meth from Nolan on Nov. 9, 2016. Nolan reportedly provided 4 grams of meth to a third party and the informant in the city parking lot within 300 feet of Morin Park.
In two other files, Nolan is charged with third-degree drug possession in a school or park zone. Nolan was placed on probation for up to 20 years and received a stay of imposition sentence in one file in December. A probation violation has since been alleged, and a probation violation hearing is scheduled for Jan. 29. A hearing in the second file is also scheduled for Jan. 29.