DALLAS — Two Dallas men were arrested and charged by federal authorities for a methamphetamine trafficking operation where one of them shot at an undercover FBI agent, officials said in a release.
The DOJ said Andres Saucedo, Jr., of Dallas, was charged and arrested on June 4. According to the DOJ, Saucedo was being watched by the undercover agent, and when the agent tried to interrupt and stop a robbery of methamphetamine from another individual in the Dallas area, Saucedo shot at the agent.
According to a criminal complaint filed June 3, Saucedo and another man, Angel Flores, were involved in importing and trafficking large amounts of methamphetamine and heroin obtained from a Mexico-based drug trafficking organization. The DOJ said court documents revealed that Flores sold undercover agents a kilogram of heroin for $7,200 in the Dallas area in late 2024…