Huntington Man Sentenced to More Than Four Years in Fentanyl Case
A Huntington man, Ian Wyatt Justice, has been sentenced to over four years in prison for fentanyl possession with intent to distribute and violating supervised release in Cabell County, West Virginia.
Bluefield Beckley Oak Hill, WV, October 20, 2026 —
Ian Wyatt Justice, identified as a Huntington man, has been sentenced to more than four years in prison in connection with fentanyl possession with intent to distribute and a violation of supervised release in Cabell County, West Virginia.
The available information does not specify the exact length of the prison sentence, the date it was imposed or the court that issued it. It also does not provide details about the circumstances of the fentanyl possession or the supervised-release violation.
The summary identifies the offenses associated with the sentence but does not describe the procedural history of the case, including when Justice was charged or whether the matters were resolved through a plea or trial. No information was provided about other penalties, such as a fine, or about any additional terms attached to the sentence.
Justice’s age and the specific Huntington location were not provided. The available account also does not identify law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, defense counsel or a judge involved in the case. No statements from Justice or officials were included.
The reported sentence exceeds four years, but a more precise term cannot be stated from the information provided. The case is described as involving both fentanyl possession with intent to distribute and a supervised-release violation in Cabell County. Further details about the sentence and the case were not included in the summary.
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