Details emerge of Border Patrol agent who allegedly helped Mexican cartel for 6 six years
Posted on | October 10, 2016 | 1 Comment
Details emerge of Border Patrol agent who allegedly helped Mexican cartel for 6 six years
DALLAS (AP) – The discovery of a headless body floating near the Texas spring break haven of South Padre Island touched off an investigation that prosecutors say revealed a U.S. Border Patrol agent had helped a Mexican cartel to move illegal weapons and ammunition south of the border and illicit drugs to the north. The prosecutor alleges that agent Joel Luna got pulled into the business to help his brothers, including one linked to a cartel, and that their operation unraveled when investigators found a “treasure trove” of evidence in a safe at Luna’s mother-in-law’s home. Luna’s attorney, Carlos A. Garcia, insists that the 31-year-old Iraq War veteran had no part in the scheme and that material in the safe connecting him to criminal activity may have been stolen by one of his brothers. Cameron County District Attorney Gustavo “Gus” Garza declined to elaborate on how or if Joel Luna’s status as a federal agent aided in the alleged drug-and-weapons operation.
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October 10th, 2016 @ 12:53 pm
I remember that when I found a photo, in the past, that showed boxes of weapons/ammunition, near the southern border, the language on the boxes was in Arabic!
Case closed!