US EditionFormer DEA Official and Associate Face Charges of Conspiring to Assist Mexican Drug Cartel
Paul Campo and Robert Sensi allegedly laundered $12 million and supplied firearms, drones, and cocaine to CJNG, facing narcoterrorism and money laundering charges.
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Dea Exaggerate Accused of Laundering Drug Money and Terrorist Acts Pleaded Not Guilty: What Follows?
Four Charges Face Former Agent Paul Campo and Partner Robert Sensi for Conspiracy in Drug Distribution, Weapons and Money Laundering
Former DEA Official and Associate Face Charges of Conspiring to Assist Mexican Drug Cartel
A former DEA agent and his Florida associate were arrested last week in New York and charged with conspiring to assist a Mexican cartel by laundering money and facilitating cocaine trafficking. Paul Campo, 61, of Oakton, Virginia, and Robert Sensi, 75, of Boca Raton, Florida, face charges of narcoterrorism conspiracy, cocaine distribution conspiracy, providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, and money laundering conspiracy,…
Two former U.S. officials were charged in New York, the U.S. for allegedly conspiring and supplying the Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) Cartel with drugs and weaponry. Paul Campo, a former DEA official and his alleged accomplice Robert Sensi, faces four federal charges for narcoterrorism, terrorism, narcotics distribution and money laundering. Authorities and the Southern District Court of New York itself pointed out that Paul agreed to wash up …
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