A 32-year-old Greeley man was sentenced to 16 years in prison for selling methamphetamine as part of a plea agreement.

Kory Fuller, 32, was sentenced on Wednesday in the 19th Judicial District Court after previously pleading guilty to possession with intent to manufacture or distribute a control substance and special offender.

The special offender offense was charged as Fuller was in possession of a firearm, while being in possession of illegal substances, according to the release.

Fuller was arrested in May of 2019 after police responded to a report of a road rage incident involving a gun near the Kum & Go Station on 29th Street in Greeley.

One victim told police the person, later identified as Fuller, was driving east on U.S. Highway 34 and was driving erratically, according to the release.

Fuller pointed a gun at the victim after being told to slow down.

Police located Fuller and recovered 114 grams of methamphetamine and a gun that he had buried in the dirt near a construction site, according to the release.

Similarly, Fuller also pleaded guilty to 16 years in prison for a separate drug case last year, according to the release.

On Dec. 18, 2020, police received a report from staff at the Fairfield Inn in Greeley, that Fuller, who had several active warrants was in their facility.

Officers took Fuller into custody and recovered 23 grams of methamphetamine, while searching him. Additionally, officers recovered a stolen gun, drug paraphernalia and a digital scale in his room, according to the release.

The two sentences will run concurrent to one another.