Ex-Sidney Coach Gets Probation in Drug Case

By: Associated Press Email

Posted: Thu 3:11 PM, Aug 09, 2012

A former assistant high school football coach in Sidney has been sentenced to three years of probation in a drug case.

Forty-two-year-old Robert Lewis was charged in November after the Nebraska State Patrol found marijuana and hashish in his car during a traffic stop in Sidney. He pleaded guilty in May to two drug possession charges.

Lewis was sentenced on Wednesday in Cheyenne County District Court.

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