CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Michael Caudle, 45, of Clarksville was sentenced to 60 years in prison on June 2 for various drug charges.

He is to serve 100 percent of his sentence in state prison.

Clarksville police said Michael Caudle has a lengthy criminal history to include drug sales.

According to Clarksvillenow records, Michael Caudle has been been arrested at least five times over the past five years on charges including Drug sales in a school zone on two occasions, Failure to Appear, Evading Arrest and violating probation.

During an undercover operation, Agents of the Clarksville Special Operations Unit arrested Caudle while he was in possession of 3.64 grams of crack cocaine.

Caudle was found guilty of two counts of sale and delivery of cocaine within a school zone and possession for resale of cocaine within a school zone.

Agents Griffie Briggs and Will Evans were the case agents while Assistant District Attorney Danny Brollier prosecuted the case.