德州 Houston 男子贩运冰毒与非法持枪被陪审团定罪：驾车冲破围栏逃入学校球场 面临最高终身监禁
美国德克萨斯州南区联邦检察官办公室宣布，现年46岁的 Houston 男子 Eduardo Nevares 被联邦陪审团裁定持有冰毒意图分销、以及以重罪犯身份非法持有枪支两项罪名成立。陪审团经过两天审判、约两小时评议后，于2026年10月8日作出有罪裁决。
庭审证据显示，执法人员曾试图以车辆登记过期为由拦截 Nevares，他拒绝停车并驾车逃逸，冲破两道链条围栏后车辆在 Alief 一所公立学校的棒球场上抛锚；他随后弃车步行逃跑，被执法人员抓获。执法人员在驾驶座上发现一支.45口径手枪，在他口袋里发现冰毒与可卡因。搜查其车辆后又发现超过一磅、纯度96%的冰毒，以及分装袋、电子秤与装满子弹的手枪弹匣。辩方称 Nevares 不知道后座黑色行李袋中有冰毒，陪审团未采纳这一说法。
联邦地区法官 David Hittner 主持了审判，并将量刑定于12月29日。届时 Nevares 面临最高终身监禁与最高1000万美元罚款。Nevares 目前在押，并将继续羁押至量刑。
此案由美国烟酒枪炮及爆炸物管理局（ATF）与 Houston 警察局调查，美国缉毒局（DEA）南中央实验室提供协助。联邦助理检察官 Charles Hagerman 与 Tanja Titre 负责起诉。
Houston Felon Convicted of Methamphetamine Trafficking and Firearm Possession After Chase Onto School Field
The United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas announced that Eduardo Nevares, 46, of Houston, Texas, has been convicted of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and unlawful possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. A federal jury deliberated for approximately two hours before convicting Nevares on October 8, 2026, following a two-day trial.
At trial, the jury heard that law enforcement attempted to stop Nevares for an expired vehicle registration. Nevares refused to pull over and led authorities on a chase that ended when he crashed through two chain-link fences and his vehicle stalled on a baseball field at an Alief, Texas public school. He then attempted to flee on foot before authorities apprehended him. Law enforcement discovered a .45-caliber pistol on the driver's seat and methamphetamine and cocaine in his pocket. A subsequent search of the vehicle revealed more than a pound of methamphetamine with a purity level of 96%, along with baggies, a scale, and loaded pistol magazines. The defense argued that Nevares was unaware of the methamphetamine inside a black duffle bag in the back seat; the jury rejected that argument and found him guilty as charged.
U.S. District Judge David Hittner presided over the trial and set sentencing for December 29, at which Nevares faces up to life in prison and a possible maximum $10 million fine. Nevares has been and will remain in custody pending sentencing.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the Houston Police Department conducted the investigation, with assistance from the Drug Enforcement Administration's South Central Laboratory. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Charles Hagerman and Tanja Titre are prosecuting the case.
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