Pontiac man sentenced for trafficking meth, fentanyl from Michigan to Kentucky 

A Pontiac man was convicted on Thursday within the federal court docket for his position in an unlawful drug distribution that works between Michigan and Kentucky.

Throughout a listening to within the American court docket – Jap district of Kentucky, Marvin Hunter, 32, was commissioned to spend 132 months in jail after a plea for conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and fentanyl. In response to his Pleidooi settlement, Hunter commonly imported the unlawful substances from Michigan within the Oost -Kennucky’s Magoffin County, between August 2021 and seven March 2024. He was assisted by workers in Magoffin County to distribute the Methamfetamine and Fentanyl to sellers and customers.

Two co -suspects, each inhabitants of Kentucky, have been beforehand sentenced to seven years in jail in jail for his or her position within the conspiracy of drug trafficking.

As talked about in a press launch from the American lawyer’s workplace, throughout a search from 2023 for a hometown in Magoffin County – the operational foundation of the corporate – discovered legislation enforcement discovered greater than a kilo of methamphetamine, greater than 40 grams of fentanyl and three firearms. Legislation enforcement then used a confidential informant to purchase Hunter’s medicines.

The federal legislation requires Hunter to be 85% of his jail sentence. When he’s launched, he’ll supervise for 5 years.

Initially revealed: August 22, 2025 at 11:40 am Edt