San Benito man sent to prison for trafficking over 250 kilos of meth in gas tank
Police searched Rodriguez's vehicle and found approximately 253.2 kilograms of liquid meth hidden inside an auxiliary gas tank.
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San Benito man sent to prison for trafficking over 250 kilos of meth in gas tank
Police searched Rodriguez's vehicle and found approximately 253.2 kilograms of liquid meth hidden inside an auxiliary gas tank.
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Trafficking Over 250 Kilos of Meth in Gas Tank Lands San Benito Man in Prison
BROWNSVILLE, Texas - A 45-year-old San Benito resident has been sent to federal prison following his conviction of possession with intent to distribute liquid meth, announced U.S. Attorney Jennifer B. Lowery.
San Benito Police Department United States San Benito Edgardoj Rodriguez Rolando Olvera Jenniferb Lowery
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Human Smuggler Behind High-Speed Chase, Crash Sent to Prison
A convicted human smuggler will spend close to five years in prison for his role in a high-speed chase near an elementary school.
Rolando Olvera Manuel Hernandez Jr Us Attorney Office Manuel Hernandez Judge Rolando Olvera Rio Grande
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Human Smuggler Behind High-Speed Chase, Crash Sent to Prison
A convicted human smuggler will spend close to five years in prison for his role in a high-speed chase near an elementary school.
Rolando Olvera Manuel Hernandez Jr Us Attorney Office Manuel Hernandez Judge Rolando Olvera Rio Grande
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San Antonio owner of hospice programs gets 20 years behind bars after telling healthy people they were going to die in complex fraud scheme
Skip to main content Currently Reading San Antonio owner of hospice programs gets 20 years behind bars after telling healthy people they were going to die in complex fraud scheme FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 In 2019, the Merida Health Care Group’s and its owner, Rodney Mesquias, were convicted of a $150 million health care fraud scheme that exploited thousands of patients. The company’s website in 2015 listed seven locations across Texas.Wayback Machine Internet ArchiveShow MoreShow Less 2of2 ...
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