A Homer City man entered guilty pleas to three cases yesterday in Indiana County Court.
Indiana County District Attorney Bob Manzi announced that 32-year-old Brian Davenport pleaded guilty to possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver in two cases, while in a third case, he pleaded guilty to fleeing or eluding law enforcement and driving on a DUI-suspended license.
Davenport admitted to possessing about 19 grams of fentanyl in one of the incidents, while in the second incident, he admitted to possessing about 91 grams of cocaine along with a loaded firearm. In both incidents, he said that he wanted to sell or distribute the drugs. Both drug delivery cases were investigated by the State Police.
In the third case, Blairsville police said that Davenport tried to elude apprehension on October 14th of last year.
Indiana County Judge Michael Clark ordered a pre-sentencing investigation to be completed by the Indiana County Probation Department, including calculation of sentencing guidelines. Davenport is scheduled to be sentenced on January 3rd of next year.
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