Major Drug Trafficking Ring Dismantled: Extensive Operation in Eastern Washington and Montana Spread Deadly Drugs Across Tribal Lands

SPOKANE, Wash. — A substantial law enforcement operation across Eastern Washington and Montana has culminated in the conviction of Luis “Colorado” Esquivel-Bolanos, a 45-year-old native of Guerrero, Mexico, on multiple charges related to drug trafficking and firearms. Esquivel-Bolanos’ trial, which began on April 14 under U.S. District Court Judge Thomas O. Rice, ended with federal jurors finding him guilty. Esquivel-Bolanos now faces life imprisonment at his sentencing scheduled for July 16, with potential deportation proceedings also looming. The case against him unfolded over several months, involving an intricate network of law enforcement agencies. His arrest … Read more

Massachusetts Takes Bold Step with New Legislation to Curb Ghost Gun Spread

Boston, MA — Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed a pivotal piece of legislation aimed at addressing the growing concern over ghost guns in the state. The newly signed bill empowers law enforcement agencies with the tools necessary to regulate these untraceable firearms, which lack serial numbers and are often assembled from parts purchased online. Ghost guns, typically homemade and assembled from kits that can be bought without background checks, have become increasingly prominent in criminal activities due to their ability to circumvent traditional gun-control laws. This new legislation mandates that any firearm, rifle, shotgun, or … Read more