Anonymous
5/15/2025, 5:52:37 PM No.1406203
The indictment alleges that the Jensens used those barges to move the illegal shipments, which were described in fraudulent paperwork as “waste of lube oils” and “petroleum distillates.”
Arroyo Terminals workers told Valley Central that agents who raided the business put employees in handcuffs and questioned them about the crude, asking if the oil had been stolen.
“We don’t know that,” one employee told the station on condition of anonymity. “We’re just in charge of unloading the trucks and loading the barges.”
Another employee said workers were “always out of the loop” on the source of the oil, and a third told a reporter that he heard FBI agents high-five one another and say, “We got ‘em.”
Cont'd:
https://www.newsnationnow.com/world/international-headlines/utah-couple-sons-charged-smuggling-300-million-oil/
Arroyo Terminals workers told Valley Central that agents who raided the business put employees in handcuffs and questioned them about the crude, asking if the oil had been stolen.
“We don’t know that,” one employee told the station on condition of anonymity. “We’re just in charge of unloading the trucks and loading the barges.”
Another employee said workers were “always out of the loop” on the source of the oil, and a third told a reporter that he heard FBI agents high-five one another and say, “We got ‘em.”
Cont'd:
https://www.newsnationnow.com/world/international-headlines/utah-couple-sons-charged-smuggling-300-million-oil/
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