Logansport, IN – A Logansport man has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for dealing methamphetamine, according to the Cass County Prosecutor’s Office.
Prosecutor Noah Schafer announced that Branden L. Lincoln, 28, was sentenced Thursday, September 11, 2025, in Cass Circuit Court. The sentence was handed down after Lincoln pleaded guilty to a Level 2 felony charge of dealing methamphetamine and admitted to being a habitual offender. His prior felony convictions included burglary and resisting law enforcement with a vehicle.
According to court documents, Lincoln allegedly sold methamphetamine during two undercover operations arranged by the Cass County Drug Task Force. Investigators reported that the transactions, caught on camera, occurred at Lincoln’s residence less than 500 feet from Logansport Learning Academy.
Judge Stephen Kitts II imposed the 25-year sentence, ordering Lincoln to serve time in the Indiana Department of Correction.
The case comes just weeks after Lincoln’s sister, Kayla Lincoln, was sentenced to 28 years for dealing fentanyl in a separate case. Prosecutors said the fentanyl distribution led to the death of a Logansport man.
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