He also served as assistant principal, principal, athletic director and coach. Higgins also recommended that Fletcher receive intensive drug treatment while in the Bureau of Prisons custody and that he be held in prison in Oxford, Wis., so family members who live in Milwaukee could visit him on a regular basis. Fletcher pleaded guilty Jan. 8 to possession with intent to distribute cocaine. He was arrested in October when Arizona interdiction officers interrupted a scheduled delivery of the cocaine and determined the drugs were headed to Pulaski, Tenn., for distribution. Prosecutors say Grubb knew Marguerite Latham and went to her home on March 5, strung out on crack and desperate for cash to buy more.
Police say the victim was beaten and choked.
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