Two former DEA agents charged in $12M drug money laundering scheme linked to CJNG.

Former DEA agent Paul Campo, 61, and associate Robert Sensi, 75, have been charged with conspiring to launder $12 million in drug profits and convert $750,000 into cryptocurrency for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, a U.S.-designated terrorist organization. Prosecutors say the pair also helped facilitate a $5 million cocaine shipment and sought military-grade weapons, including AR-15s and RPGs, using a confidential law-enforcement source. Campo, who retired in 2016 after 25 years with the DEA, allegedly leveraged his badge for credibility. The case comes amid heightened scrutiny of DEA misconduct and pushes for tougher internal controls, with both men expected to appear in federal court in Manhattan.