United States v. Dominguez
Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
Non-Argument Calendar.
1Opinion of the Court
KRAVITCH, Senior Circuit Judge:
After pleading guilty to conspiring to commit credit card fraud, 1 Mario Dominguez ap peals his sentence as excessive in light of the loss occasioned by his conduct. We affirm.
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When Secret Service Special Agent Roberto Villanueva learned that Antonio Gonzalez was in the market to sell stolen and counterfeit credit cards, he arranged an undercover sting of Gonzalez’s operation. Upon meeting Gonzalez, Special Agent Villanueva expressed an interest in doing business and purchased one counterfeit card and one stolen card to verify that they were usable. Two days…
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