跟进：南洛杉矶帮派成员与贩毒集团头目被起诉，被指助前奥运选手Ryan Wedding贩毒逃亡
美国司法部11月10日宣布，一名逃居墨西哥的南洛杉矶帮派成员与一名已被墨西哥警方击毙的贩毒集团头目分别被联邦起诉，两人被指利用政治关系与执法内部信息，帮助加拿大前奥运单板滑雪选手 Ryan James Wedding 经营规模达十亿美元的贩毒网络并逃避美国执法部门追捕。
据司法部加州中区联邦检察官办公室（USAO-CDCA）发布的起诉文件，Roberto Gomez 现年51岁，是美国公民，早年住在洛杉矶市南部的 Central-Alameda 一带，被指为 38th Street 帮派成员。他2000年在洛杉矶县高等法院被控两项二级抢劫罪后逃往墨西哥，2018年又被洛杉矶联邦大陪审团以贩毒与洗钱罪名起诉，在两案中均为在逃人员。
新解封的六项起诉指控 Gomez 一项共谋分销及持有意图分销受管制物质罪、一项共谋进口受管制物质罪、三项事后从犯罪与一项与特别指定毒品贩运者交易未遂罪。起诉称，2016年至2026年间，Gomez 是多个跨国犯罪组织的中间供货人，经中美洲以飞机与船只把可卡因、甲基苯丙胺与芬太尼运入墨西哥，再经陆路转运进美国与加拿大；他与 Sinaloa Cartel、CJNG 等组织的头目往来，并结交能接触美墨执法敏感信息的人士，把逮捕、缴毒、搜查令执行与刑事指控等信息提供给包括 Wedding 在内的同伙。
起诉还称，2024年10月至2026年1月，Gomez 协助 Wedding 妨碍、阻止其在美国被抓捕、受审与受罚，并曾居间撮合一笔约1,000磅（453.6公斤）甲基苯丙胺的交易，买方正是被美国列为特别指定毒品贩运者的 Wedding，交易对价约55万美元加密货币。若全部罪名成立，Gomez 将面临强制最低刑期10年、最高终身监禁。起诉只是指控，Gomez 在法庭证明有罪之前被推定无罪。
在相关案件中，检方同日解封对 Edgar Aaron Vazquez Alvarado 的两项起诉。Vazquez 现年42岁，别名「El General」，上周被墨西哥警方击毙。起诉称，他自称是主要在 Mexico City 活动的暴力组织 El Cártel Nuevo Imperio 的创办人与首脑，为 Wedding 的犯罪网络贩运可卡因，并向运毒成员提供近乎每日轮换的暗号，运毒车辆在墨西哥执法与军事检查站出示暗号即可安全通过；他还花钱买通墨西哥公职人员，拖慢刑事调查、销毁与篡改罪证、撤销对该网络成员的指控。起诉称，2024年10月至2026年1月，Vazquez 同样帮助 Wedding 躲避美国执法部门的侦查。
Wedding 现年45岁，是加拿大公民，曾以单板滑雪选手身份参加奥运会，后被指经营贩毒网络，并被控下令实施多起谋杀。本案由联邦调查局（FBI）与洛杉矶警察局、加拿大皇家骑警联邦警察共同查办，美国海关与边境保护局布法罗站提供协助，助理联邦检察官 Lyndsi Allsop 与 Joshua J. Lee 负责起诉。
关联：墨西哥联邦法官被控收受200万美元贿赂放走毒枭副手：在哥伦比亚被捕将引渡美国
Follow-Up: South L.A. Gang Member and Cartel Boss Charged With Helping Ex-Olympian Ryan Wedding Traffic Drugs and Evade Capture
The U.S. Department of Justice announced on November 10 that a South Los Angeles gang member living as a fugitive in Mexico and a cartel boss shot to death by Mexican police have been charged in separate federal indictments with using political ties and law-enforcement information to help former Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan James Wedding run a billion-dollar drug trafficking operation and evade capture by U.S. authorities.
According to the indictment announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Central District of California, Roberto Gomez, 51, a U.S. citizen formerly of the Central-Alameda area of South Los Angeles, is a reputed member of the 38th Street gang. He fled Los Angeles County for Mexico after being charged in Los Angeles Superior Court in 2000 with two counts of second-degree robbery, and a federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted him in January 2018 on drug trafficking and money laundering charges. He is considered a fugitive in both cases.
The newly announced six-count indictment charges Gomez with one count of conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute controlled substances, one count of conspiracy to import controlled substances, three counts of accessory after the fact, and one count of attempting to transact and deal with a specially designated narcotics trafficker. From 2016 to 2026, prosecutors say, Gomez operated as an intermediate supplier of narcotics to multiple transnational criminal organizations, including Wedding's, transporting cocaine, methamphetamine and fentanyl into Mexico via aircraft and maritime vessels through Central America, followed by land-based transportation into the United States and Canada. He met and communicated with leaders of organizations including the Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG, and obtained law-enforcement sensitive information, including arrests, drug seizures, warrant executions and the filing of criminal charges, which he provided to co-conspirators including Wedding.
From October 2024 to January 2026, Gomez assisted Wedding to hinder and prevent his apprehension, trial and punishment in the United States, the indictment says. He also attempted to broker the sale of approximately 1,000 pounds (453.6 kilograms) of methamphetamine to Wedding, whom the U.S. has labeled a specially designated narcotics trafficker, for approximately $550,000 in cryptocurrency. If convicted of all charges, Gomez would face a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years in federal prison and a statutory maximum of life imprisonment. An indictment contains allegations; Gomez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
In a related matter, prosecutors unsealed a two-count indictment against Edgar Aaron Vazquez Alvarado, 42, known as El General, who was shot to death last week by Mexican police. Vazquez presented himself as a founder and boss of El Cartel Nuevo Imperio, a violent criminal organization that predominantly operated in Mexico City, according to the indictment. He trafficked cocaine for Wedding's criminal enterprise and provided its members with near-daily, rotating code words that couriers relayed to Mexican law enforcement and military personnel at checkpoints, permitting them to pass through safely. He also paid Mexican public officials to slow down criminal investigations, dispose of and manipulate inculpatory evidence, and dismiss criminal charges against members of the enterprise. From October 2024 to January 2026, Vazquez helped Wedding evade detection by U.S. law enforcement, prosecutors say.
Wedding, 45, a Canadian national and former Olympic athlete, is charged with ordering several murders, according to the Justice Department. The FBI investigated the case with the Los Angeles Police Department and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police - Federal Policing, with assistance from U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Buffalo. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Lyndsi Allsop and Joshua J. Lee of the Transnational Organized Crime Section are prosecuting the case.
来源：美国司法部
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