The missionary pleaded guilty in the drug conspiracy case
- The third person pleaded guilty in drug conspiracy cases involving cocaine and carjacking.
- Daniel Herrera Bell admitted on Thursday the carjacking charges related to the case.
- According to the indictment against 38 year old Herrera Bear and four other individuals from Mission, they include Emily Julieta Gonzalez, 23, from Edinburgh, Jorge Alberto De Leon, 27, from Mission, Ruben Artemio Villarreal Jr., and Israel Hernandez; Age and last place of residence are not listed - the gang is plotting to import over 5 kilograms of cocaine from Mexico.
After an incident in March, these five men participated in the conspiracy when 9 kilograms of cocaine were found in Uncle Gonzalez's Chevrolet Trailblazer car.
CI told the authorities that De Leon was riding a Volkswagen Beetle car used in the carjacking, while Ereira Bell was the mastermind behind the carjacking plan, and provided information about Gonzalez's pioneer car and the drugs in the car.
Federal agents finally executed a Search warrant on the homes of Herrera Bell and De Leon, and collected evidence of their communication on the carjacking incident.
When searching De Leon's phone, the police also discovered conversations with other people's WhatsApp, including a contact registered as "Chamoy", who was identified as (Ellera Bear) based on the known phone number used by Ellera Bear. When reviewing WhatsApp conversations, the police discovered an audio message with Herrera Bear on April 19, 2020, discussing the purchase of a cell phone jammer that can be used to block GPS signals or the transmission of mobile phones
De Leon's mobile phone also contains screenshots or photos of Hidalgo (the police station) and McAllen's office (the Homeland security Bureau of Investigation), where the tracker is said to be located at that time.
The court documents stated: "Officials also found screenshots of the" Monitor "news report on De Leon's phone, detailing the federal arrest of Gonzalez
According to the location of the cellular base stations found on their respective phones, De Leon and Herrera Bell are located near the car hijacking incident and the abandoned vehicle, respectively.
According to the indictment later edited, Villarreal and Hernandez were suspected of participating in the initial carjacking incident.
On September 23rd, Gonzalez and De Leon each admitted a charge related to a drug conspiracy. The records show that they will accept the verdict on December 16th. Villarreal and Hernandez are both tough guys, and they are preparing for preliminary hearing in the near future.
In addition, the records show that Herrera Bell will be in the United States District Judge Micae on December 16
KOTA KINABALU: Les propriétaires de drones et les passionnés de Sabah doivent obtenir un permis pour piloter l'appareil, a déclaré le commandant de l'unité de l'escadre aérienne de la police (PGU) à Sabah, ACP Ahmad Lokman Abd Hadi.
Il a déclaré qu'ils étaient tenus d'obtenir l'approbation du Département malaisien des enquêtes et de la cartographie, ainsi que d'obtenir le permis de l'Autorité de l'aviation civile de Malaisie (CAAM) avant que l'appareil puisse être piloté, mais uniquement dans l'espace spécifié.
«À Sabah, il y a des activités de vol de drones, mais c'est plus un passe-temps et PGU le surveille pour tout signalement d'empiètement dans des zones restreintes.
Faire voler des drones sans permis est une infraction au règlement de l'aviation civile malaisienne (MCAR) 2016.
Ahmad Lokman a déclaré qu'à la suite d'informations faisant état de vols non autorisés de drones, le PGU avait été doté d'un dispositif drone jammer pour désactiver les personnes aperçues volant dans des zones interdites.
Les zones interdites comprennent la zone Sabah PGU, a-t-il dit, ajoutant que l'unité avait été équipée de quatre types de drones, à savoir Dji Phantom 3 Professional; Dji Inspire 1; Dji Mavic 2 Enterprise Zoom et Dji Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual et un Orion 7 MP Jammer.-Bernama
InfiniDome receives $1.6 million in investment to protect your GPS from hacker attacks
As vehicles increasingly rely on GPS connectivity systems, a simple GPS jammers purchased by a store may disrupt your next highway cruise, which seems quite frightening. Don't worry, InfiniDome has developed a simple and effective solution to keep your GPS on track
InfiniDome is an Israeli startup aimed at protecting GPS connected vehicles from interference and grassroots deception attacks. This cybersecurity company must be aware of its financial potential as it has just announced the launch of a pre A round of financing, even though it has just completed a $1.6 million seed round financing led by Israel's Next Gear Ventures, Boundary Holding, and Aston Partners in New York.
In a conversation with Geektime's co founder and CEO, Omer Sharar explained that they implemented the same electronic warfare principles within the company, which were previously strictly reserved for military companies. We don't use a single antenna, but several antennas. This, combined with proprietary electronic devices and algorithms, enables the system to identify which vector the vehicle is being attacked by and combine it with the received pattern, which can weaken the signal of the signal jammers. Sharar compares InfiniDome's technology to noise cancelling headphones, saying, "When listening to regular headphones, loud noise can easily drown out the music Although headphones with Active noise control function can reduce external noise, so you can enjoy music. This is very similar to the functionality provided by our product - weakening the hacker's interference signal and allowing the GPS system to continuously connect to satellites
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