看守藏毒屋藏有34公斤芬太尼 男子Ramos在西雅图被判5年监禁
西雅图 — 美国司法部华盛顿西区联邦检察官办公室宣布，36岁的墨西哥公民 Sylvestre Ramos 因看守一处藏毒屋并为一个大型贩毒组织运送毒品，2026年11月11日在西雅图联邦地区法院被判处5年监禁，法官 Jamal S. Whitehead 另判处4年监督释放。检方表示，Ramos 刑满后很可能被遣返回墨西哥。
Ramos 于2025年10月28日在华盛顿州 Everett 的一处藏毒屋被捕，当时屋内有超过8公斤芬太尼和一支气枪。此案经过长达一年的调查，Ramos 是这起枪支与毒品贩运组织调查中第一名被判刑的被告。
检方说，执法人员在突击行动中共缴获34公斤芬太尼粉末、超过10万颗芬太尼药丸、3.7公斤冰毒、近1公斤海洛因和8.7公斤可卡因，并查获超过14万美元现金毒资。调查还显示，Ramos 曾在2025年6月12日向一名与执法部门合作的人交付2磅冰毒，并被拍下运送毒品的画面。
代理联邦检察官 Charles Neil Floyd 表示，该组织藏匿的毒品数量惊人，这项判决和随后的遣返是适当的惩处。缉毒局西雅图外勤部负责人 Robert A. Saccone 表示，贩毒组织依靠看守藏毒屋的人维持毒品流通，联邦与地方执法部门的联合调查正在切断芬太尼供应链。
此案由缉毒局牵头调查，国土安全任务部队（HSTF）框架下多个联邦机构参与，西雅图警察局与地区缉毒力量提供协助，案件由助理联邦检察官 C. Andrew Colasurdo 与 Joe Silvio 提起公诉。（来源：美国司法部）
Man Sentenced to 5 Years in Seattle Stash House Case Involving 34 Kilos of Fentanyl
SEATTLE — The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Washington announced that Sylvestre Ramos, 36, a Mexican national who tended a drug stash house and made deliveries for a large drug trafficking organization, was sentenced on November 11, 2026, in U.S. District Court in Seattle to five years in prison. U.S. District Judge Jamal S. Whitehead imposed four years of supervised release to follow, and prosecutors said Ramos will likely be removed to Mexico after his prison term.
Ramos was arrested on October 28, 2025, at a stash house in Everett, Washington, following a year-long investigation, where officers found more than eight kilograms of fentanyl and a pellet gun. He is the first defendant sentenced in the Homeland Security Task Force investigation of the gun and drug trafficking organization.
Prosecutors said the takedown operation seized 34 kilos of fentanyl powder, more than 100,000 fentanyl pills, 3.7 kilos of methamphetamine, nearly a kilogram of heroin and 8.7 kilos of cocaine, along with more than $140,000 in cash drug proceeds. Investigators also photographed Ramos making drug deliveries, and on June 12, 2025, he delivered two pounds of methamphetamine to a person working with law enforcement.
Acting U.S. Attorney Charles Neil Floyd said the arrest operation took a staggering amount of deadly drugs off the street and that the prison sentence and removal were fully appropriate. Robert A. Saccone, Special Agent in Charge of the DEA Seattle Field Division, said trafficking organizations depend on people who safeguard their drug supplies, and that the joint investigation is disrupting the fentanyl supply chain.
The investigation was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration in partnership with Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation, the Seattle Police Department and regional drug task forces, under the Homeland Security Task Force initiative. The case was prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorneys C. Andrew Colasurdo and Joe Silvio. (Source: U.S. Department of Justice)
来源：美国司法部
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