KESHENA, Wis. (WFRV) - Gregory J. Haanstad, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Wisconsin announced on Friday that a 50-year-old man will spend eight years in federal prison after being convicted on drug and firearm charges. Anthony Brown, formerly of Keshena on the Menominee Indian Reservation, will also serve five years of supervised release after his sentence. He pleaded guilty to the charges on June 14, 2024. Wisconsin woman arrested for allegedly stealing from the elderly Court records show that investigators with the Menominee Tribal Police Department saw Brown in his car on Jan. 1, performing a drug transaction in a business parking lot. Brown was subsequently arrested and searched. Officers recovered over 15 grams of cocaine and about $4,400 from him, along with a loaded semi-automatic handgun in the vehicle, which had Brown's DNA on it. Law enforcement also came into contact with him two weeks later, when he was arrested after being found passed out at the wheel. At that time, he had cocaine in his possession, and a search warrant unveiled 380 grams of cocaine and items associated with drug use, including packaging, and a ledger with possible customers. In addition, the search uncovered a handgun and ammunition. 49-year-old Wisconsin man faces potential lifetime prison sentence on child pornography charges Multiple items were seized by investigators, which Brown agreed were proceeds of illegal drug activity, including four vehicles and a motorcycle, 216 pairs of luxury shoes and $7,000. No more details were provided.