Paul Campo, who oversaw the FBI's money laundering operations and resigned in January 2016 ahead of Trump's inauguration, laundered around $750,000 for the cartel by converting cash into cryptocurrency, and agreed to launder far more - totaling over $12 million, according to the indictment.
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Another exciting development.
Do you think we'll see any of these people give up someone higher up, in exchange for immunity?
That's what I'm really hoping for.
That what I'm hoping for too. We need a well placed rat.
Is that as common as the movies make it seem?
In my experience it happened in almost every federal multi defendant case.
That's encouraging. I imagine these weren't lone wolves.
it seems like they were caught by an undercover, posing as a cartel member. so, there may not be a higher up...
so, while I commend the investigation for finding crooked DEA employees, this effort appears to mainly be an internally focused effort. on some measure, that's just taking competition away from the "narco terror" teams outside the US govt ;)
Maybe that's who they got the tip from
lol, rip
This is one of the craziest things I have ever read, and that’s saying something. What if these guys were never caught???
And I'm sure he's the only one from the "most scandal-free White House in American history" to be involved 👍
You couldn't make this shit up.