Newburgh man sentenced to 2 years for smuggling immigrants
Marlon Lainez-Velasquez, 48, pleaded guilty to traveling to the border and assisting five Vietnamese nationals from Canada and into the United States for profit in May 2021.
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Jul 22, 2022, 9:45 PM
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yesterdayA Newburgh man is
set to spend the next 48 months behind bars for smuggling immigrants.
Marlon
Lainez-Velasquez, 48, pleaded guilty to traveling to the border and
assisting five Vietnamese nationals from Canada and into the United
States for profit in May 2021.
He's already
serving time behind bars on an unrelated six-year state term for sex
abuse.
