Oakton arrest - what is this about?
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Anonymous
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https://patch.com/virginia/oakton/dea-agents-swarm-home-gray-street-oakton?utm_social_handle_id=145964822082296&utm_campaign=blasts&utm_social_post_id=615457414&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_content=virginia&fbclid=IwZnRzaAOf4I9leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEet44jqUNN-9T4cQY1WkOnHFfo_KOPkC-OAeMbp36wWHADFKn4OICJWkMe1pM_aem_Zblk180K86oIhRJnaVLkKw
I only see a small article in the Patch about this, nowhere else, but it seems bigger than that. Former DEA official’s house was swarmed and door broken in etc. Any thoughts? |
Anonymous
| Ny times article just came out. It’s bad. My thoughts go to his family |
Anonymous
Uh. The family benefitted directly. Campo is being charged with laundering millions of dollars in narcotics proceeds for a Mexican cartel. |
Anonymous
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Oh, the irony. Head of anti-laundering division at the DEA is in fact working with a Mexican cartel to launder drug money.
Hope they throw this b*st*ard in jail to moulder away for the remainder of his life. Zero sympathy. |
Anonymous
| And I hope they catch the rest of his co-conspirators. No doubt there's a whole network of them. |
Anonymous
| How long until the Orange Menace pardons him? |
Anonymous
| I drove by his house while they were raiding it the other day. It was a shocking sight. |
Anonymous
You might want to read before posting. He headed up DEI under Obama. He left DEI in 2016 and started his own company. |
Anonymous
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I looked on Campo's business website and his buddy Robert Sensi is on there; he looks barely old enough to drink and about as sophisticated. What a mess.
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Anonymous
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I wonder what the confidential informant working with law enforcement brought to them to set up the sting. If you read the NYTimes article, he didn't actually launder funds for the cartel or have any contact with the cartel at all though that's certainly what he THOUGHT that's who he was working with and laundering on behalf of.
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Anonymous
We don't know he didn't have any prior contact with the cartel or launder any money previous to this. I doubt we have anything even looking like entrapment here. |
Anonymous
| This is an unbelievable story. |
Anonymous
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Excerpt from CNN:
Campo rose to deputy chief of the DEA’s Office of Financial Operations, putting him in charge of the agency’s money laundering operations, according to his bio at Global Financial Consultants, a company he founded after leaving the agency. He retired from the DEA in 2016. A call and email to the company was not immediately returned Friday. Sensi could not immediately be reached. https://www.cnn.com/2025/12/05/politics/former-dea-accused-conspiring-traffic-drugs |
Anonymous
Whatever is your point. Trump loves drug dealers and their associates. Pardons them frequently. |