U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington sentenced Gutierrez-Ochoa to 11 years and eight months in federal prison.
Andrew Nunez, 16, and Johncarlo Quintero, 17, admitted to the March 2024 attacks that occurred outside a Chili's restaurant ...
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Drug cartel member sentenced to 11+ years in U.S. prison after faking death, hiding in Riverside
U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington sentenced Gutierrez-Ochoa to 11 years and eight months in federal prison.
Latin Times on MSN
Top Mexican Cartel Leader Sentenced To More Than 10 Years In Prison For Faking His Death To Avoid Capture
Ochoa, a top Jalisco Cartel leader, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after faking his death to avoid capture. CBS News noted that Gutierrez-Ochoa has been accused of being involved in money ...
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Fentanyl potency plunges nationwide—US overdose deaths fall 14.5% as ‘cartels under pressure’
U.S. overdose deaths plummeted for the first time since 2018, dropping 14.5% from June 2023 to June 2024 and sparing roughly ...
Study Finds on MSN
How Cartel Turf Wars Turn Border Crossings Into Death Zones For Migrants
Research shows migrants face greatest dangers where drug cartels fight for control at the U.S.-Mexico border, not where ...
Teen hitmen Andrew Nunez and Johncarlo Quintero pled guilty to murder and attempted murder for the Sinaloa Cartel, which ...
Two Los Angeles-area 15-year-old gang members have pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder charges, admitting they were acting as hired hitmen for Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel ...
The Sinaloa cartel hired two 15-year-old boys from a Los Angeles street gang to carry out a hit on a rival early last year.
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