MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) – Two men have been sent to prison for a “curb stomp” attack in southern Oregon that authorities believe was tied to a motorcycle gang and a drug dealer.
The Mail Tribune newspaper reports Dustin Sesock was sentenced this week to nearly six years in prison and Derek Withrow got more than two years.
The attack happened in April outside a Central Point hotel, with the victim targeted for yelling at alleged drug dealer Terri Lee “Mama T” Huffman.
Sesock admitted in court that he stomped on the man’s head while he and Withrow worked as enforcers for Huffman.
The victim suffered multiple skull fractures and severe brain damage, but prosecutor David Orr says the man was able to say the words “Mama T.”
Huffman has pleaded not guilty.