Spokane Valley Man Faces 10 Years on Drug Charges

The US Attorney's Office for Eastern WA announced Thursday a Spokane Valley man is facing, likely, ten years on drug and other charges.

The Man Was Indicted by a Federal Grand Jury

Specifics about the case were not released, but Homeland Security, FBI, DEA, Spokane County Sheriff's Office and other agencies were investigating the suspect.

Jack Alexander Gentry was arrested July 10th following the indictment. According to the US Attorney's Office and First Assistant US Attorney Pete Serrano:

"At the time of his arrest, agents located and seized 14 firearms one of which has been identified as a personally manufactured gun or ghost gun, countless rounds of ammunition, magazines, gun parts and approximately $28,000 in cash, as well as distribution amounts of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine."

When He Was Arrested, Gentry Had a "Ghost" Machine Gun

He had 14 firearms, including what Officials said was a personally manufactured "ghost" gun, a automatic weapon or machine gun, as well as fentanyl, meth, cocaine and $28,000 in cash.

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His trial date will be released soon, the investigation continues.

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