A shocking scandal has recently come to light—the US Department of Justice has directly indicted its own people.
Who are the defendants? Paul Campo, a seasoned DEA agent with 25 years of experience, and his partner Robert Sensi. Instead of catching drug traffickers, these two were actually working for the Mexican Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
The indictment lays it all out clearly: they agreed to help the cartel launder $12 million in dirty money, and about $750,000 has already been moved. Even more outrageous, the two also helped procure military-grade weapons and explosives.
A senior agent who worked within the system for over twenty years ended up going down for something like this. Honestly, insiders like these are even scarier than outside criminals—they know exactly how to bypass regulations. When it comes to money laundering, they're probably even more professional than ordinary criminals.
The case has now entered judicial proceedings, so we'll have to wait and see what the final verdict will be.
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RamenStacker
· 16h ago
There’s always someone worse to deal with the wicked.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 16h ago
The most frightening thing is an insider.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 16h ago
Who lost out from the precise takedown of the insider?
A shocking scandal has recently come to light—the US Department of Justice has directly indicted its own people.
Who are the defendants? Paul Campo, a seasoned DEA agent with 25 years of experience, and his partner Robert Sensi. Instead of catching drug traffickers, these two were actually working for the Mexican Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
The indictment lays it all out clearly: they agreed to help the cartel launder $12 million in dirty money, and about $750,000 has already been moved. Even more outrageous, the two also helped procure military-grade weapons and explosives.
A senior agent who worked within the system for over twenty years ended up going down for something like this. Honestly, insiders like these are even scarier than outside criminals—they know exactly how to bypass regulations. When it comes to money laundering, they're probably even more professional than ordinary criminals.
The case has now entered judicial proceedings, so we'll have to wait and see what the final verdict will be.