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A large-scale fentanyl trafficking organization was busted in Green Bay, Wisconsin, with eight defendants sentenced for their roles in distributing over 175,000 fentanyl pills. The organization, which referred to itself as ‘GTR’ or ‘Getting to Riches,’ operated in the Green Bay and Milwaukee areas, with members frequently traveling to Phoenix, Arizona to purchase large quantities of fentanyl. The defendants were sentenced between July 2025 and May 2026, with sentences ranging from 48 to 204 months. The investigation was led by federal authorities, who seized the massive haul of fentanyl pills.
The defendants, including Ricky Q. Chambers, Jaylen T. Allen, and Peyton Shipman-Allen, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, with the exception of Chambers, who was found guilty following a jury trial. The sentences handed down reflect the severity of the crime, with Chambers receiving 204 months in prison, followed by 7 years of supervised release.
The organization’s reach extended beyond Wisconsin, with members traveling to Arizona to purchase fentanyl. The investigation highlights the ongoing issue of fentanyl trafficking in the United States, with the Green Bay area being a significant hub for the organization’s activities.
The sentences bring an end to the case, which was investigated by federal authorities, including the FBI and DEA. The case demonstrates the commitment of law enforcement to combating fentanyl trafficking and bringing those responsible to justice.
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📋 Key Facts
- Crime: Drug Trafficking
- Defendant: Wisconsin
- Location: WI
- Source: DOJ Press Release

