Federal authorities have sentenced five Mexican nationals for their roles in a large-scale drug trafficking network responsible for moving over 100 kilograms of cocaine into the United States.
The most recent sentences were handed down to Bolivar Ramos-Barragan, 45; Angel Ramirez-Serna, 28; and Claudia Contreras-Viveros, 41—all three had previously pleaded guilty. Ramos-Barragan received 70 months in prison, Ramirez-Serna was sentenced to 36 months, and Contreras-Viveros to 50 months.
