Fayette County, WV (WOAY) – An Oak Hill man has been sentenced to at least sixteen years in prison for planning to sell fentanyl.
Clayton Prunest pleaded guilty to the charges. He was previously convicted of drug dealing offenses in 2014 and 2018.
He was arrested following a 2025 traffic stop when police found fentanyl, heroin, ketamine, and meth in his car, along with $2,600 in cash.
He was again arrested in March after police found meth, scales, and drug packaging in a car he was in with two other people.
The other two individuals’ charges are pending
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