Trafficker Sold Out Laredo LawyerTraficante Agotada A Abogado De Laredo

A Laredo lawyer who pleaded guilty earlier this month to a racketeering charge was sold out by a Houston-based drug trafficker with connections in Mexico and across the U.S., according to court documents.

Alonzo Ramos, a 40-year-old attorney from a politically connected Laredo family, pleaded guilty in a Dallas federal court to one count of interstate travel in aid of racketeering.

According to his plea agreement, Ramos acted as an intermediary between the Houston trafficker, who was facing charges in Louisiana, and other traffickers who wanted him to keep quiet.

Ramos gave the trafficker $48,500 in drug proceeds not to snitch, according to the plea agreement.

But the trafficker, Lizandro Tijerina, was already cooperating with authorities.

Tijerina testified in a 2008 trial in Louisiana that in the early 2000s he moved hundreds of pounds of cocaine a month to cities like Chicago, Atlanta and New Orleans and to states as far north as New York and New Jersey. Tijerina testified that he purchased the cocaine from the Gulf Cartel in Mexico.

Tijerina allowed federal agents to record his conversations with Ramos, according to court records.

Un abogado de Laredo, que se declaró culpable este mes a un cargo de extorsión fue vendido por un traficante de drogas basado en Houston con conexiones en México y en Estados Unidos, de acuerdo con documentos de la Corte.

Alonzo Ramos, un abogado de 40 años de una familia de Laredo políticamente conectado, se declaró culpable en un tribunal federal de Dallas a un cargo de viajes interestatales en ayuda de chantaje.

De acuerdo con su acuerdo, Ramos actuó como intermediario entre el traficante de Houston, que se enfrentan a cargos en Louisiana, y otros traficantes que querían guardar silencio.

Ramos dio al traficante $48.500 en ganancias de drogas no a snitch, de acuerdo con el acuerdo.

Pero el traficante, Lizandro Tijerina, ya está cooperando con las autoridades.

Tijerina testificó en un juicio de 2008 en Louisiana que a principios de 2000 trasladó cientos de kilos de cocaína al mes a ciudades como Chicago, Atlanta y Nueva Orleans y a los Estados tan al norte como Nueva York y Nueva Jersey. Tijerina testificó que adquirió la cocaína del cártel del Golfo de México.

Tijerina permitió a agentes federales grabar sus conversaciones con Ramos, de acuerdo con registros de la Corte.

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