Texas Man Sentenced for Buying Ammo for Mexican Cartel
A man living in Texas without legal permission has been sentenced to over five years in prison for purchasing thousands of rounds of ammunition intended for a Mexican drug cartel. The man admitted to buying the ammunition and transporting it across state lines. Federal authorities investigated the case and brought charges against him. This sentencing highlights ongoing efforts to combat gun trafficking to criminal organizations.
A man residing in Texas illegally has been sentenced to 63 months in federal prison for purchasing thousands of rounds of ammunition destined for a Mexican drug cartel. The individual pleaded guilty to charges related to the acquisition and interstate transportation of ammunition. According to court documents, the man bought the ammunition in Texas and planned to transport it to Mexico for use by a drug cartel. The investigation was conducted by federal law enforcement agencies, who uncovered the scheme and apprehended the suspect. Authorities emphasized the importance of preventing the flow of weapons and ammunition to criminal organizations operating along the border. The case underscores the ongoing challenges faced by law enforcement in combating transnational crime and gun trafficking.