Metairie man pleads guilty to drug charges in Lafayette District court

25 January 2012, 5:05 pm

Omar Sikkaffy of Metairie faces up to 20 years at hard labor after he pleaded guilty to charges of possession with the intent to distribute cocaine. "Sikkaffy was in possession of 2.12 kilos of cocaine when Louisiana State Police stopped him," District Attorney Mike Harson said. He pleaded guilty to on Jan. 23 in front of District Judge Edwin Rubin and will be sentenced after a pre-sentence ...... Read More »

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