WBRZ - Baton Rouge

A 54-year-old Houston man faces a possible life prison sentence after being convicted in Shreveport
on a federal charge of conspiring to distribute cocaine.

Kenneth Clark was found guilty late Tuesday.

Authorities say he served as a courier who moved kilo-sized quantities of cocaine to Louisiana.

Much of the cocaine was distributed in the Monroe and Shreveport areas.

Sentencing has been set for Oct. 27.

Clark faces a minimum of 20 years - could be sentenced to life without parole.

He also could be fined up to $4 million.