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Eliezer Ramos Vélez
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Sep 22, 2026
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- Defense of Reggaeton Artist CDobleta Asks for 27-Year Prison Sentence
The defense of urban music artist Luis Nomar Isaac Sánchez, known as CDobleta, asked a federal judge for a 27-year prison sentence, five years less than the 32 years sought by federal prosecutors on October 16 in the case over the killing of Puerto Rico Police sergeant Eliezer Ramos Vélez.
- Leader of 'La Familia' Gang Sentenced to 45 Years for Killing Carolina Police Sergeant
Víctor Pérez Fernández, known as 'La Cone/Vitu/Vitikin/Enano' and leader of the drug-trafficking gang 'La Familia', was sentenced on Tuesday to 45 years in prison for the killing of Police sergeant Eliezer Ramos Vélez in Carolina, according to federal prosecutor spokesperson Lymarie Llovet.
- CDobleta’s Lawyer Argues for 27-Year Sentence, Against Prosecutors’ 32-Year Request
Defense attorney Francisco Rebollo Casalduc asked a federal court in Hato Rey to sentence urban music artist CDobleta, whose legal name is Luis Nomar Isaac Sánchez, to the minimum sentence in his plea agreement, 27 years in prison, opposing the federal prosecutors’ request filed Friday for 32 years, the maximum allowed under the agreement.
- US Federal Prosecutors Seek 32 Years in Prison for CDobleta in Case Related to Police Officer’s Murder
The US federal prosecution has requested 32 years in prison for Luis Nomar Isaac Sánchez, known as 'CDobleta', for crimes related to drug trafficking and possession of an automatic weapon in a case that culminated in the murder of Puerto Rico Police Sergeant Eliezer Ramos Vélez.
- Federal Judge Orders Bail Bond Returned to Urban Music Artist CDobleta
Federal District Court Chief Judge Raúl Arias Marxuach ordered the return of a bail bond posted in 2024 by urban music artist CDobleta, whose legal name is Luis Nomar Isaac Sánchez, tied to his first case for possessing an illegal weapon modified to fire automatically.