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… part of a conspiracy that trafficked methamphetamine from Mexico into Southwest Virginia, was sentenced last week to … shipments of methamphetamine from sources of supply in Mexico to accomplices in Atlanta, Georgia, and Houston, …
… those cities who acted as conduit from various sources in Mexico. Desorcy coordinated these pickups by directing the wiring of funds to various recipients in Mexico as identified by indicted co-conspirator, Amy Deanna …
… of methamphetamine shipments through a source of supply in Mexico. Desorcy directed his co-conspirators to make … by directing the wiring of funds to various recipients in Mexico as identified by indicted co-conspirator Amy Cobb. …
… 815-4513 Trafficker had direct ties to cartel operatives in Mexico NEW BERN , N.C. – United States Attorney Robert J. … As Cuevas progressed, he developed multiple contacts from Mexico to Atlanta, GA who supplied his organization cocaine …
… Trafficked Large Quantities of Meth and Heroin from Mexico to Portland PORTLAND, Ore.—A Fontana, California man … for trafficking large quantities of illegal narcotics from Mexico into the Portland metro area for redistribution and …
… and interstate drug trafficking organization based in Mexico responsible for trafficking large quantities of … from various locations outside of Oregon, including Mexico, California, and Washington State, into the Portland …
… Ocean destined for Sinaloa Cartel members in Oaxaca, Mexico. Members of his organization served various roles and … waters that had departed from Colombia while enroute to Mexico. The first SPSS carried approximately 6,900 kilograms …
… other CDN members traveled from Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico, into Laredo. There, Gonzalez-Martinez solicited the … 33, and Rodolfo Reyna-Zapata, 25, all from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, previously pleaded guilty to the kidnapping …
… as the main source of the supply, purchasing the pills from Mexico and, with the help of co-conspirators, orchestrating … January. Adi Martinez Marquez, 21, of San Luis Potosi, Mexico, was sentenced to 14 months in prison; Ezequiel …
… quantities of high-purity methamphetamine from Guadalajara, Mexico to Atlanta and Tampa. Galvan drove from the Atlanta … 1.89 kilograms of high-purity methamphetamine imported from Mexico. The courier transported the methamphetamine in a …
… Sinaloa and Jalisco Cartels—the two drug cartels based in Mexico that are responsible for the vast majority of the … members and associates of the Sinaloa Cartel operating in Mexico, China, and Central America, including the leaders of …
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: KIDNAPPING AND MURDER 0F A FEDERAL AGENTracketeeringviolent crimes in aid of racketeeringconspiracy to commit violent crimes in aid of racketeeringconspiracy to kidnap a federal agentaiding and abettingaccessory after the fact
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: ConspiracyPossess With Intent to Distribute Cocaine and MethamphetamineDistribution of CocaineUse or Carrying of Firearms During a Drug Trafficking CrimeEngaging in Monetary TransactionsAiding and Abetting
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: Conspiracy to Import and to Distribute MethamphetamineConspiracy to Possess With Intent to DistributePossession With Intent to Distribute
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: 21 USC 846 and 21 USC 841(a)(1)Conspiracy to possess and possession, with the intent to distribute, more than 5 kilograms of cocaine.
21 USC 841(a) (1) Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance (cocaine)
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: The following alleged Federal Drug Violations:21 USC 846 Conspiring to Possess with Intent to Distribute Cocaine
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: The following alleged Federal Drug Violations:
21 USC 846 & 841 (a) (1)- Conspiracy to Possess a Controlled Substance with Intent to Distributeand 21 USC 841 (a) (1)- Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance under case number EP-09-CR-1268-FM.
Conspiracy to distribute marijuana 21USC846
Wanted for the following alleged federal violations: 21 USC 846 and 21 USC 841(a)(1)Conspiracy to possess and possession, with the intent to distribute, more than 5 kilograms of cocaine.
21 USC 841(a) (1) Possession with Intent to Distribute a Controlled Substance (cocaine)
… methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy with direct ties to Mexico. On December 7, 2022, Sean Jermaine Mills pled … who had ordered the substance directly from a supplier in Mexico. On May 17, 2022, investigators with DEA and the …