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Duluth man sentenced to prison for selling meth in Cloquet

A Duluth man was sentenced to 55 months in prison for selling methamphetamine in Cloquet. Sixth District Judicial Court Judge Robert MacCauley on Dec. 5 sentenced Damien Michael Saylor, 35, in Carlton County to felony second-degree sale of meth.S...

Damien Saylor
Damien Saylor

A Duluth man was sentenced to 55 months in prison for selling methamphetamine in Cloquet.
Sixth District Judicial Court Judge Robert MacCauley on Dec. 5 sentenced Damien Michael Saylor, 35, in Carlton County to felony second-degree sale of meth.
Saylor pleaded guilty to the charge in October. As part of a plea agreement, a second charge of second-degree possession of meth was dismissed.
The Cloquet Police Department began investigating Saylor in March because he was suspected of selling large quantities of meth in Cloquet.
The CPD, assisted by the Carlton County Sheriff’s Office, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Fond du Lac Police Department, successfully purchased meth from Saylor.

 

Katie Rohman is the managing editor of the Duluth News Tribune and Cloquet Pine Journal. She started with Duluth Media Group in 2017 as regional editor of the Superior Telegram, Pine Journal, Lake County News-Chronicle, Eastern Observer and Western Weekly. She has worked in newspapers around the Midwest since 2004.
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