KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – A former Kansas City fire captain faces more charges for allegedly selling guns to felons.

The grand jury indictment returned Wednesday in the case against 53-year-old James Samuels contains five additional counts of selling a firearm and ammunition to a prohibited person. The 14-counts indictment also has two additional counts of knowingly transferring a gun for use in a violent crime.

Samuels resigned from the Kansas City Fire Department on Oct. 8, four days after he was arrested. He remains jailed without bond.

The indictment alleges that Samuels had been involved in illegally dealing numerous firearms since 2014.