CEO of California-based Latin music conglomerate found guilty of violating Kingpin Act
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Jose Angel Del Villar, CEO of Del Records, was found guilty of conspiracy and multiple counts of violating the Kingpin Act by conducting business with a Mexican promoter linked to drug cartels. This conviction underscores the legal ramifications of engaging with narcotics traffickers. Del Villar was associated with Jesus Perez Alvear, known for promoting concerts and facilitating money laundering for significant criminal organizations. U.S. authorities emphasize the importance of prosecuting individuals who engage in such illegal activities, with Del Villar facing up to 30 years in prison, and Del Entertainment facing probation.
Jose Angel Del Villar, a Huntington Beach resident, was convicted for conducting illegal business with a Mexican concert promoter linked to drug cartels, highlighting severe legal repercussions.
Despite awareness of the illegality, Del Villar continued transactions with Perez, who facilitated money laundering for notorious drug trafficking organizations, demonstrating a blatant disregard for law.
Read at www.ocregister.com
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