A woman accused of drug and weapons charges was sentenced in federal court Tuesday.
41 year-old Sherri Mancos of Caribou will serve 33 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release.
In April, she admitted to possessing marijuana with the intent to distribute it and having guns, illegally.
Authorities say they found nearly ten pounds of pot and four firearms in a house Mancos shared with her boyfriend.
Her boyfriend, 32 year-old William Quirion was sentenced back in January to more than six years in prison.
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Caribou Woman Sentenced in Federal Court
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