Florida Man Sentenced for Filing False Liens Against Federal Law Enforcement Employees

WASHINGTON – A former Colombian maritime training instructor and a co-conspirator were sentenced to federal prison today for conspiring to transport thousands of kilograms of cocaine from various ports along the coast of Colombia to waiting vessels that transported the cocaine to the United States and other countries, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division. Wilson Jesus Torres-Torres, a Colombian maritime training instructor, and Bau .... [More]

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