- A California sheriff’s deputy found himself facing two felony charges on Monday due to the discovery of over 100 pounds of fentanyl in his vehicle. Prosecutors suspect potential ties between the deputy, Jorge Oceguera-Rocha, aged 25, and a Mexican drug cartel.
- The charges brought against Oceguera-Rocha include one felony count of possessing fentanyl for sale and transporting narcotics.
- Additionally, he faces an extra charge of being armed with a firearm during a drug offense, which could lead to an extended prison sentence upon conviction, as reported by USA Today.
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California Deputy Found With Half-Million Fentanyl Pills In Car, May Have Cartel Ties
