FBI & DEA Raid Texas District Judge’s Office — 437 Kilos, 18 Killings & 117 ARRESTS Exposed

FBI & DEA Raid Texas District Judge’s Office — 437 Kilos, 18 Killings & 117 ARRESTS Exposed

Federal agencies executed a multi-state operation that exposed a Texas district judge as a central asset of the Gulf Cartel. For years, cases tied to organized crime were systematically dismissed in his courtroom, while bribes, covert communications, and a 120-meter cross-border tunnel connected his influence directly to cartel leadership. The investigation documented 437 kilos of narcotics, targeted executions, and a network of corrupted officials spanning law enforcement, courts, and political offices.

The coordinated raids—part of Operation Sold Court—hit residences, stables, tunnels, currency exchanges, surveillance hubs, and warehouses across seven states. Evidence recovered included photos with cartel commanders, cash bundles, encrypted hard drives, real-time Border Patrol monitoring systems, and a black notebook linking the judge to 18 killings, including two executed DEA agents and multiple informants. Federal teams seized millions, dismantled distribution routes, and arrested 117 individuals connected to the criminal structure.

The case revealed the deepest judicial infiltration ever recorded on U.S. soil, igniting national outrage, congressional testimony, and sweeping audits of border courts. Like, comment EXPOSED, and subscribe to follow more federal operations uncovering corruption hidden inside American institutions.


Chapters:
0:00 — The Judge Who Became the Cartel
2:03 — The Evidence Trail That Exposed Him
4:36 — Federal Raids Ignite Across the County
6:58 — The Tunnel, the Cash, and the Hit List
9:52 — Operation Sold Court Expands Nationwide
12:58 — 18 Killings and a System Betrayed
15:47 — The Sentences and the Fall of a County