Brothers Who Sold Guns to Undercover Federal Agents Plead Guilty to Trafficking Charges ...Middle East

A courtroom gavel. File photo Two brothers from Riverside County who sold more than 30 guns to undercover officers pleaded guilty in San Diego Thursday to federal charges. Homero Cervantes Rosales, 38, and Mauricio Cervantes Rosales, 28, both of Perris, admitted to selling guns and silencers for an estimated value of $60,000. They negotiated with agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives posing as drug traffickers, as well as one “cooperating individual.” The brothers’ plea agreements state that they believed the guns they sold were “destined for Mexico.” The elder brother at one point stated “that with advance notice, he could get any kind of firearms

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