Dayton Man Sentenced to 264 Months in Federal Prison in Drug Conspiracy

Dayton, OH, October 15, 2026 —

A Dayton man received a 264-month federal prison sentence for his involvement in a fentanyl and methamphetamine conspiracy, according to the information provided.

The available summary does not identify the man or say when the sentence was imposed. It also does not specify the court, the prosecutor’s office, or the agency that announced the sentence. No additional details about the conspiracy or the man’s role were provided.

The summary describes the case as involving both fentanyl and methamphetamine. It does not state how many people were involved, where the alleged activity took place, or how long the conspiracy lasted. The amount of either drug connected to the case was not provided.

The sentence is reported as 264 months in federal prison. The summary does not provide information about any other penalties, such as a fine or supervised release, or say whether the man had been sentenced previously. It also does not include details about the charges, plea, trial or other proceedings that led to the sentence.

No statements from the man, his attorney, prosecutors or law enforcement were included in the summary. Further case details, including the defendant’s identity and the date of sentencing, are therefore unavailable in the information provided. The reported sentence and the stated connection to a fentanyl and methamphetamine conspiracy are the only substantive case details supplied.

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