CJNG创始人之兄在美国判刑270个月：Antonio Oseguera Cervantes 贩毒逾二十年
华盛顿消息：美国司法部（Department of Justice，DOJ）11月13日宣布，墨西哥米却肯州67岁男子 Antonio Oseguera Cervantes 当天被判处270个月监禁，罪名为国际贩毒与涉枪罪行。他是哈利斯科新世代集团（CJNG）共同创始人 Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes 的兄长，其弟绰号「门乔」（El Mencho），他本人绰号「托尼·蒙塔纳」（Tony Montana）。
法庭文件显示，Oseguera Cervantes 长期分销可卡因与冰毒输入美国，并为冰毒实验室供应化学品。他此前已经认罪，罪名包括共谋分销5公斤以上可卡因与500克以上冰毒输入美国，以及在贩毒共谋中使用、携带与持有枪支。
按司法部公布的案情，他约在2002年加入千年集团（Milenio Cartel），此前他曾在美国因共谋分销海洛因服过联邦刑期，之后被遣返回墨西哥。他在千年集团担任头目期间主管毒品销售、集团地盘防卫以及冰毒实验室的监督与维护。2010年，千年集团的军事派系分裂出来组建 CJNG，他的弟弟门乔是共同创始人，自2010年起领导该集团，直至2026年2月在墨西哥的一次军事行动中被击毙。Oseguera Cervantes 直接向门乔汇报，与 CJNG 的盟友集团 Los Cuinis 合作，并主管 CJNG 的毒资收取与洗钱，收取毒资和出席毒品交易会议时随身携带手枪。
司法部刑事司助理部长 A. Tysen Duva 表示，二十多年来，Oseguera Cervantes 助长了全世界最危险的贩毒组织之一，把致命毒品大量送进美国社区；这项判决向全世界的犯罪分子发出明确信号，司法部致力于彻底铲除贩毒集团与跨国犯罪组织，包括 CJNG。缉毒局（DEA）局长 Terry Cole 表示，这项判决表明，没有任何贩毒集团头目能逃出美国司法的追究范围，他在把 CJNG 建成全世界最暴力的外国恐怖组织之一的过程中扮演了重要角色。
此案由缉毒局特别行动司双边调查组（驻洛杉矶）查办，司法部国际事务办公室协助安排他于2025年2月依墨西哥国家安全法从墨西哥移交至美国。案件属于依第14159号行政令设立的国土安全任务部队（HSTF）行动的一部分，起诉工作由司法部刑事司洗钱、毒品与没收处等部门的检察官负责。（来源：美国司法部）
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Brother of CJNG Founder 'El Mencho' Sentenced to 270 Months in U.S. Prison for Drug Trafficking and Firearms Offenses
Washington — The U.S. Department of Justice announced on November 13 that Antonio Oseguera Cervantes, 67, of Michoacan, Mexico, was sentenced that day to 270 months in prison for international drug trafficking and firearms offenses. He is the brother of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho,' a co-founder of the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion (CJNG); his own nickname is 'Tony Montana.'
According to court documents, Oseguera Cervantes distributed cocaine and methamphetamine for importation into the United States and supplied chemicals to methamphetamine laboratories. He had pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute five kilograms or more of cocaine and 500 grams or more of methamphetamine for importation into the United States, as well as using, carrying, and possessing a firearm in furtherance of the drug trafficking conspiracy.
The Justice Department said he joined the Milenio Cartel around 2002, shortly after serving a federal prison sentence in the United States for conspiracy to distribute heroin, after which he was deported to Mexico. As a Milenio leader he oversaw narcotics sales, protected cartel territories from rival groups, and supervised methamphetamine laboratories. In 2010 the Milenio Cartel's military faction split off to form the CJNG; his brother Mencho co-founded the CJNG and led it from 2010 until he was killed in a Mexican military operation in February 2026. Oseguera Cervantes reported directly to Mencho, worked with the CJNG-aligned cartel Los Cuinis, and managed the CJNG's drug-proceeds collection and laundering, carrying a pistol when collecting proceeds and attending drug-trafficking meetings.
'For more than two decades, Antonio Oseguera Cervantes helped fuel one of the world's most dangerous drug trafficking organizations, flooding America's communities with deadly drugs,' said Assistant Attorney General A. Tysen Duva of the Justice Department's Criminal Division, adding that the sentence shows the department's commitment to the total elimination of drug cartels, including the CJNG. DEA Administrator Terry Cole said the sentencing demonstrates that no cartel leader is beyond the reach of American justice.
The DEA's Special Operations Division Bilateral Investigations Unit in Los Angeles investigated the case, and the Justice Department's Office of International Affairs assisted with his February 2025 transfer from Mexico to the United States under Mexico's national security law. The case is part of the Homeland Security Task Force initiative established by Executive Order 14159, and was prosecuted by attorneys from the Criminal Division's Money Laundering, Narcotics and Forfeiture Section and its Narcotic and Dangerous Drug Unit. (Source: U.S. Department of Justice)
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