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A Customs and Border Protection officer facing charges for allowing cocaine to go through an international bridge in exchange for money has now also been indicted for illegally smuggling people into the United States.
The U.S. Attorney's Office announced that Emanuel Celedon, 36, was indicted for allegedly illegally smuggling 4 undocumented persons into the United States. He previously worked at the Laredo Port of Entry at the time of the offenses.
Others charged included Homero Romero-Hernandez, 30, and Jose Osvaldo Zapata Vasquez, 24, Mexican nationals illegally residing in the U.S., and Beatris Martinez, 20, of Cotulla.
The most recent indictment charged CBP Agent Celedon and Martinez with 4 counts of bringing an undocumented individual to the U.S. on two separate occasions occurring in September and November. Zapata and Romero were charged with three counts.
An indictment returned on Nov. 28 previously charged Celedon with two counts of bribery and two counts of attempted importation of cocaine.
From Oct. 1-17, Celedon allegedly accepted money in exchange for allowing an individual to go through a Laredo international bridge with cocaine without inspection. He was accused of accepting another bribe in the same manner from Oct. 23-30.
Celedon faces up to 40 years in federal prison for the human smuggling charges. Meanwhile, he also faces 15 years for each bribery charge and a possible $250,000 maximum fine, as well as up to 40 years and a possible maximum $5 million fine for the cocaine importation charges.
The most recent indictment charged CBP Agent Celedon and Martinez with 4 counts of bringing an undocumented individual to the U.S. on two separate occasions occurring in September and November. Zapata and Romero were charged with three counts.
An indictment returned on Nov. 28 previously charged Celedon with two counts of bribery and two counts of attempted importation of cocaine.
From Oct. 1-17, Celedon allegedly accepted money in exchange for allowing an individual to go through a Laredo international bridge with cocaine without inspection. He was accused of accepting another bribe in the same manner from Oct. 23-30.
Celedon faces up to 40 years in federal prison for the human smuggling charges. Meanwhile, he also faces 15 years for each bribery charge and a possible $250,000 maximum fine, as well as up to 40 years and a possible maximum $5 million fine for the cocaine importation charges.
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He's 36 ??? Fuck sake he didnt aged well...corrupt ugly pig
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DeleteI remember seeing this guy on border wars
ReplyDeleteI was wondering the same thing! I guess it is him
DeleteCorruption in the CBP does not get talk about enough.
ReplyDeleteWhat a dummy. He was Laredo PD, on T.V..
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DeleteHe was Laredo CBP not PD.
DeleteTalking about the border. El Panchito alleged leader of a cell called Los Chuckies for CDN got killed in Nuevo Laredo by soldiers recently
ReplyDeleteThat's not the guy, the guy in the picture was Laredo PD and recently passed away. Another note it wasn't a Border Patrol Agent it was a Customs Agent
ReplyDeleteThank you for this info. That photo was initially sourced by a local news station and used in the main article. But since been removed. He was a CBP officer...I had shortened it for the title, but corrected it now.
DeleteWTF!?! So are all the other agents! He must be singled out because he is a Trump supporter.
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