Port Jervis father and son facing prison time as a result of drug trafficking investigation
Orange County District Attorney says Richard McInturff pleaded guilty to operating as a major drug trafficker, attempted assault in the second degree and other charges.
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Feb 10, 2023, 5:33 PM
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1h agoA father and son from Port Jervis are facing prison time after a drug trafficking investigation.
Orange County District Attorney says Richard McInturff pleaded guilty to operating as a major drug trafficker, attempted assault in the second degree and other charges.
His father, Larry, pleaded guilty to tampering with physical evidence.
Richard could spend up to 19 years in prison, while Larry faces six months in Orange County Jail and five years' probation.
