Human smuggling incident gone wrong results in three deaths, one missing child

The US Prosecutor’s Office for the Southern Region in California announced on Tuesday against five illegal referrals in an attempt to smuggle the alleged human being, which led to at least death, including a 14 -year -old boy from India.

According to the Prosecutor’s Office, the witnesses noticed the Banga boat turning on a beach in Del Mar, California, on Monday. The statement said that passers -by and San Diego Leghers tried to rescue efforts, and law enforcement officials regained three bodies, including a 14 -year -old boy identified in court records as “PPB”

The mother of the boy, Abha and two others were rescued and were taken to the hospital. The father is in a coma. The 10 -year -old sister’s sister is still “missing in the sea” and is supposed to be dead.

Two Mexican citizens, Julio Cesar Ziona Luna, 30, Jesus Rodriguez Leva, 36, were arrested on the beach and were accused of bringing in foreigners, which led to death and bringing foreigners to make financial gains. They face possible time or life imprisonment, a fine of $ 250,000 for the first charge, ten -year prison sentences with a three -year minimum and a fine of $ 250,000 per second.

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The American border patrol clients later identified two involved cars, arrested the drivers and regained eight of the nine -nine migrants missing from the boat, leaving only the 10 -year -old unprecedented child.

The US Prosecutor’s Office accused the three Mexican citizens who were arrested who transported migrants-Milisa Genneel Kota, 33, Gustavo Lara, 32, and Sergio Rojas Freija, 31-with the transfer of illegal foreigners. They face the maximum sentences of ten -year prison and fines of $ 500,000.

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Rojas-Fregoso, which was previously determined on December 19, 2023, faces an additional prison in prison and a fine of $ 250,000.

“The death of these children is drowning as a tragic reminder of a few human travelers who are interested in the costs of their deadly work,” said American lawyer Adam Gordon.

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The US border dealerships are patrolling the Pacific Ocean, where the border wall in the United States and Mexico enters the water in the border garden in San Diego on November 20, 2018. (Reuters/Mike Blake)

“Yesterday’s events are surprised by the blatant reminder of the urgent need to dismantle these greedy criminal networks,” said Sean Gibson, a special agent responsible for HSI San Diego.

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“Human smuggling, regardless of the road, is not only illegal but very dangerous. Smugglers often treat people as eliminated, which leads to tragic and deadly consequences at times, as we saw in this case,” Gibson said.

“HSI, along with the American border patrol, the US Coast Guard and other partners of the maritime business squad, are still firmly held accountable for those responsible for these meaningless deaths.”