Wouldn't it have been nice if the Wa Times had published the names of these businesses? Guess they're just lazy.
Here is a list from the North Platte Bulletin
Search warrants were served at these businesses and locations:
• Christensen Farms, with locations in Appleton and Sleepy Eye, Minn. and Atkinson, Neb.
• Elkhorn River Farms in O’Neill, Neb.
• O’Neill Ventures in O’Neill, Neb.
• La Herradura Restaurant in O’Neill, Neb.
• El Mercadito (grocery store) in O’Neill, Neb.
• A private ranch in O’Neill, Neb.
• La Herradura Restaurant in Stromsburg, Neb.
• GJW LLC with three locations in Ainsworth, Neb.
• J.E. Meurets Grain Company in Ainsworth, Neb.
• Herd Co Cattle Company in Bartlett, Neb.
• Long Pine (farm) in Royal, Neb.
The following individuals were listed in the indictment.
(Those marked with an asterisk (*) were not yet in custody following the sweep on Aug. 8.)
• Juan Pablo Sanchez Delgado, aka “Pablo,”
• Antonio De Jesus Castro, aka “Tony,”
• Magdalena Castro Benitez, aka ”Nena”
• Alma Hernandez Moreno, aka “Aunt”
• Anayancy Castro Hernandez, aka “Anay”
*Fabian Castro, aka “Fabi”
• Suni Sarahi Sanchez Delgado
*Osvaldo Sanchez Delgado, aka “Lalo,” aka “Lalito”
• John Christopher Good
*Aracely Heredia Martinez, aka “Donita”
• Eric Beringer
• Christopher Thurlow
• Mayra P. Jimenez Castellon
• Asiyadeth Jimenez Castellon
• John Glidden
• Jaime Garcia Cota, aka “David”
• Lillian Ajin.
Thanks for posting those businesses and names, FRiend.
From the looks of most names and some businesses looks to have a heavy Hispanic leaning.
One can go to a local mid size grocery or similar outlet that has
money transfer facilities on a Thursday/Friday afternoon about 3pm
and see the workers coming in and cashing their checks. They get
some cash and the rest is wired to some other location.