United States v. De La Paz-Rentas
Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BOUDIN, Circuit Judge.
Before us are appeals by four defendants who were found guilty on firearms charges and, in one case, a drug charge, all of which stemmed from an undercover investigation into a weapons ring in Puerto Rico. The four defendants are Pedro Molina-Bonilla (“Molina”), Natanael De La Paz-Rentas (“De La Paz”), Victor Sanjurjo-Nuñez (“Sanjurjo”), and Waldemar Torres-González (“Torres”). Each defendant challenges his conviction on several grounds. Because several defendants challenge the sufficiency of evidence, we recite the facts as a reasonable jury could have found them. See…
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