A US Attorney Office release says 54-year-old Carlos Garcia-Legon pleaded guilty Monday to multiple charges, including 14 counts of encouraging and inducing an alien to come to the country illegally. Sentencing is scheduled for July 10.
Court documents show a US Customs and Border Protection aircraft spotted Garcia-Legon's 25-foot boat near Bimini, Bahamas, in February, and officers watched multiple passengers transfer from another vessel.
CBP and US Coast Guard vessels approached Garcia-Legon's boat off the coast of Miami. Following repeated orders to stop, officers fired four shotgun rounds into his engines.
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