Two alleged members of the criminal organization linked to the March 2024 killing of Puerto Rico Police sergeant Eliezer Ramos Vélez at the Sabana Abajo residential complex in Carolina were sentenced in federal court, the federal prosecutor’s office in Puerto Rico announced. Jeremy Millán Isaac, alias 'Pequeño' and 'Zepe', an alleged member of the gang 'La Alianza', also known as 'La Familia', was sentenced by federal district judge María Antongiorgi Jordán to 27 years and 10 months in prison for conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute controlled substances, plus 10 years of supervised release, after an October 13 hearing.
Charlie J. Dalmau Román, known as 'Tres Deos’ or 'Tres Dedos’, received 17 years in prison and 10 years of supervised release for the same charge, as did Moisés Serrano De Jesús. The cases are part of results announced for the week of October 12 to 16, when prosecutors reported 10 sentences and three guilty pleas under the Homeland Security Task Force (HSTF), created by Executive Order 14159 to combat transnational criminal organizations.
Other defendants sentenced include Jeffrey Figueroa Rosado and Alexie M. Delgado Torres, each to nine years for drug and firearms conspiracies; Ángel L. Agosto Andino to 10 years and one month; Francisco Javier Mercedes to five years and 10 months for conspiring to distribute 173 kilograms of cocaine by boat; Jaime Delgado Muñoz to 51 months and 17 days for 225 kilograms of cocaine; and Víctor Z. Sifonte Rivera to six years. The three men who pleaded guilty are Iván González Costa (wire, bank and mail fraud conspiracy), Carlos Víctor Ruiz Jiménez (drug trafficking conspiracy) and Juan Gabriel Morales Alonso (drugs and firearms), with sentencings set for January 2027.
The task force includes the FBI, HSI, DEA, ATF, the Coast Guard and the Puerto Rico Police.