Jason Gneiting
IDAHO FALLS — A preliminary hearing was set for an Idaho Falls man accused of trafficking meth.
Detectives with the Bonneville County Special Investigations Unit served a search warrant on Monday at a home in the 1100 East block of 1st Street.
Jason Gneiting, 43, was detained outside of his house and charged with felony drug trafficking and a misdemeanor of use or possession of drug paraphernalia.
After dispatching a deputy K9 at the house, detectives found multiple bags filled with a “white crystalline substance.” Inside one of them was a digital scale. After testing the contents, detectives confirmed it was methamphetamine.
Gneiting was taken to the Bonneville County Jail, and his bond was set to $175,000. The preliminary hearing is set for June 7.
If convicted, Gneiting could serve up to life in prison and pay a fine of up to $100,000.
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Source: eastidahonews.com
Hearing set for man accused of trafficking meth
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