Guilty 'El Inge' in the U.S. for Trafficking Fentanyl
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Hernán Geovani Ojeda Elenes, alias "El Inge", pleaded guilty to trafficking in fentanyl before a federal court in Washington DC, after the Mexican government expelled him from the country last January, as part of a group of 37 alleged criminals handed over to the United States. "El Inge" and his father Hernán Ojeda López were charged in 2024 by the Department of Justice for having controlled a trafficking organization for methamphetamine and coc…
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Hernán Geovani Ojeda Elenes, a.k.a. “El Inge”, 48-year-old resident of Culiacán, pleaded guilty to manufacturing large quantities of fentanyl for the Sinaloa Cartel, which was later imported to the United States for several years, the Department reported... Full Note »
MEXICO CITY – A Mexican citizen pleaded guilty to manufacturing fentanyl for the Sinaloa Cartel, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. According to court documents, Hernán Geovani Ojeda Elenes, 48, a resident of Culiacán, Sinaloa, manufactured large quantities of fentanyl and then imported it into the United States over several years. Authorities allege that between 2019 and 2024, Ojeda Elenes worked with his father and co-defendant, Hernán …
Hernán Geovani Ojeda Elenes, a Mexican citizen, pleaded guilty to manufacturing and distributing fentanyl to the United States for the Sinaloa Cartel. The man is one of the 92 narcos who were sent from Mexico to face justice in 2025. Ojeda Elenes pleaded guilty this Thursday before a U.S. federal court of conspiracy to manufacture and distribute fentanyl for import purposes, as well as of conspiracy to distribute chemical precursors to manufactu…
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