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Inmate found with drugs and cell phone

LAWTON,Okla_Another Lawton inmate added  four years to his sentence for stashing marijuana and prescription pills in his cell. 

According to court records, jailers found the drugs in Dale Lewis Jr.'s cell while he was in the Lawton Community Correctional Facility back in December of last year.

He also had a cell phone and tobacco. Lewis is currently serving a 22-year sentence on burglary charges. 


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