Elko Man Pleads Guilty to Trafficking High-Caliber Weapons to Mexican Drug Cartels

140 U.S. Guns Funneled to Mexican Drug Cartels

Guilty pleas in cross-border gun cases do more than resolve one defendant’s fate; they expose the mechanics of how U.S.-sourced firepower reliably reaches Mexican drug trafficking organizations and why prosecutors build multi-count cases—guns, money, and labor—to dismantle the business model, not just the latest shipment. The Short Version A Nevada resident, Luis Alberto Osorio, pleaded...

Cartel-aiding Nevada man faces 70 years in prison for buying ‘military-style’ firearms: DOJ

Nevada man Luis Alberto Osorio faces up to 70 years in prison after pleading guilty to buying 140 firearms, magazines, and ammunition for affiliates of Mexican drug cartels.

Nevada man pleads guilty to providing 140 firearms to drug trafficking organizations in Mexico

A Nevada man pleaded guilty to purchasing 140 firearms for drug trafficking organizations in Mexico, as well as laundering the proceeds and employing illegal immigrants, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Nevada Man Sent 140 Guns, Including Military-Style Rifles, to Mexican Drug Cartels, DOJ Says

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Nevada man funneled 140 guns to violent Mexican drug cartels, including powerful 'military-style' rifles: DOJ - NEW YORK TIMES POST

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A Nevada man pleaded guilty on Friday to purchasing high-powered firearms and ammunition to sell to drug-trafficking organizations in Mexico, money laundering and employing people illegally in the U.S., Department of Justice officials said.  Luis Alberto Osorio allegedly conspired with co-defendants between April 2020 and last September to buy 140 firearms, magazines, and ammunition for people affiliat…