Gentian Gjana Caught With Fake DEA Badge, Gear In Greenwich

According to authorities, a New York man was arrested in Greenwich when they found illegal guns, tactical gear, and phony DEA badges in his vehicle following a straightforward shoplifting complaint.

Gjana Gentian

According to authorities, Gentian Gjana’s car had balaclava masks, a big canister of pepper spray, a tactical vest, phony DEA identification credentials, a dagger, and ten rounds of.44 Magnum ammunition.

Yonkers resident Gentian Gjana, 33, was arrested on Thursday, June 26 and is facing several offenses.

Around 1 p.m., an employee at a Greenwich store reported that a man and a woman had stolen a pair of $548 sunglasses, prompting the police to be called, according to the authorities.

Gjana was shortly discovered nearby by the police. Although he denied stealing the sunglasses, police claimed that the store’s accusation was supported by the security footage.

However, as authorities searched Gjana’s vehicle, the situation worsened.

Two balaclava masks, a huge canister of pepper spray that exceeded the legal limit, a tactical vest, phony DEA identification badges, a knife larger than four inches, and ten rounds of.44 Magnum ammunition were discovered inside the car, according to the police.

According to officials, Gjana was accused by police of forgery, unlawfully carrying firearms in a car, conspiring to commit theft, possessing a shoplifting device, and unlawfully possessing ammunition.

According to the police, he is being held on a $250,000 bond.

Whether the woman involved has been identified or taken into custody has not yet been announced by Greenwich Police.