Jail Cell, TFP File Photo

Kentucky Man Sentenced To 15 Years For Drug Trafficking and Firearms Offenses

Jail Cell, TFP File Photo
Jail Cell, TFP File Photo

A Louisville man, Charles Jermaine Gore, 40, received a 15-year federal prison sentence today for methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking, along with illegal possession of firearms.

“Outstanding investigative work by ATF, LMPD, and KSP,” said, U.S. Attorney Bennett. “The collective focus of our federal, state, and local law enforcement partners is on the identification, apprehension, and full prosecution of those who traffic poison on our streets and illegally possess firearms. It will be 15 years before the defendant is released from federal prison and Louisville is a safer place as a result.” 

Read: Kentucky Man Receives 15-Year Sentence For Drug Trafficking And Firearms Offenses

“Drug dealers with guns have a terrible impact on our communities,” said ATF Special Agent in Morrow. “A fifteen-year federal prison sentence sends a clear message to repeat offenders that the law enforcement community in Kentucky is working together to keep the commonwealth safe. I commend the excellent work of ATF Louisville, LMPD, KSP, and the United States Attorney’s Office.”

Court documents revealed that Gore engaged in fentanyl and methamphetamine distribution between July 2021 and February 2022.

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He also illegally possessed multiple firearms during this period, despite prior felony convictions prohibiting him from doing so.

This case was investigated by the ATF and LMPD, with assistance from the Kentucky State Police. Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Dahl prosecuted the case.

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