United States v. Santos Orosco Castro
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STEVENS, Circuit Judge.
In response to a call from a courier who had obtained his name and telephone number from a Mexican resident named Espinoza, defendant brought a truck to a motel near Kenosha, Wisconsin, and picked up two 20-pound bags containing marihuana. 1 When arrested, he had in his possession Espinoza’s telephone number in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, which the courier had just called and a receipt for a Western Union money order addressed to Espinoza’s brother in Nuevo Laredo. Defendant was convicted of receiving marihuana knowing it to have been brought into the United States contrary…
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