ALEDO, ill. — the man described as Mercer County's "finest meth cook dinner" will get yet another try at probation.
Charles Peacock, was placed on four years probation Tuesday afternoon in Mercer County Circuit courtroom by choose Richard Zimmer. Peacock changed into back in court docket to be resentenced for violating the phrases of his probation in a meth manufacturing case.
The Andalusia man initially turned into placed on three years probation for the classification 1 prison in February, however he violated the circumstances a month later by touring the co-defendant in the case and additionally failing to complete a drug assessment. Mercer County assistant State's attorney Meeghan Lee became in quest of a 9-yr detention center time period.
The co-defendant, Erica Sandusky, 24, of Matherville, has a standing listening to scheduled in her case on June 6. She is dealing with type X and class 1 criminal meth manufacturing charges.
Mercer County Sheriff's department investigator Tony Baugh labeled Peacock as "Mercer County's most suitable meth prepare dinner" all the way through his customary sentencing hearing in February, testifying Peacock factored in barometric drive when making the illegal drug.
Peacock became provided the chance to issue an unsworn statement Tuesday, but he quietly declined in his black and white penal complex-issued uniform.
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