For members: Mason sentenced to 28 years for gun, drug charges after allegedly trying to shoot deputy

An Anderson County man previously convicted of two homicides and charged with attempted murder last year after allegedly trying to shoot a deputy was sentenced to more than 28 years in federal prison on Wednesday on federal gun and drug charges.

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