TANGO BLAST GANG MEMBERS SENTENCED FOR SMUGGLING PEOPLE ACROSS THE BORDER

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(01:15):
Tango Blast gang were sentenced May fifteenth. That they are
being convicted of conspiracy to transport undocumented immigrants. Following an
investigation by ICE, the US district judge imposed a sixty
six month sentence for one individual and the other perceived
a thirty month term of imprisonment, as well as six
consecutive months for violating a supervised release. Both must serve

(01:37):
three years of supervised release afterwards following their sentences. According
to car documents, the investigation began April twenty at twenty
twenty four when a group of suspected illegals entered the
green Tahoe in the Mines Road area. One of the
perpetrators was driving and soon led law enforcement on a high
speed chase, during which multiple individuals jumped out of the vehicle.
The perpetrator drove up to one hundred miles an hour

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before driving the tahoe into the Rio Grand River, then
he swam across to Mexico. Over the next several month,
authorities continued to monitor the Mines Road area for other
possible smuggling attempts. In November. Later that year, another group
of illegal aliens entered a white Ford tourists parked near
Father mcnobo Park. Authorities followed into a black Mercedes Sedan
and cut them off. Both perpetrators were their respective drivers

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in an attempted traffic stop with a Ford tourists then
led to another vehicle pursuit in which another perpetrator crashed
into an innocent bystanders vehicle and continued to evade law enforcement.
They discovered four more aliens were being transported