Wilber Ernesto Martinez-Guzman, a Salvadoran migrant later accused of four murders which occurred during a six-day time frame, and in the Northern Nevada area, Douglas County and Washoe County, began working closely with Reno’s DEA, and the WCSO narcotics task-force, sometime 2019, and provided investigators with names of Reno city officials whom had purchased methamphetamine from the same source as Martinez-Guzman.

Hospital records at Reno’s Renown Regional Medical Center confirm Martinez-Guzman had in fact visited the medical facility under the discretion of Reno’s DEA Special Agent Kareen Rossi, who would visit Renown, and Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center often, and would identify herself to hospital staff as being with the DEA’s Diversion Control Division. Though it’s been rumored and never confirmed, Rossi is believed to be a material witness to an organized “hit” on CCSO Deputy Carl Howell, who was gunned down August, 2015 while responding to a domestic violence call.

A Rockwood Ultra Lite, which was attached to a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado. Colorado license plate #652QXB, was parked at the DEA’s Reno Resident Agency, located at 8790 Double Diamond Pkwy, sometime about June 17th, 2016, and was being used in undercover operations which are believed to be unauthorized based on the GPS coordinates obtained from a GPS device which was installed underneath the vehicle, later revealed unusual travel activity and patterns which were inconsistent with DEA reports and logs for the aforementioned undercover field work.

In fact, GPS logs showed that DEA Special Agent Shane Murray, and others, along with agents from Nevada Gaming Control Board, had entertained non-work related leisure activities, and had visited various casino’s locally, often using their government issued charge cards as the preferred method of payment.

In 2014, the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) was obstructed from performing their duty as a result of right-wing interference from within our judicial system, when the United States District Attorney’s Office, Reno, Nevada, failed to cooperate with ATF Special Agents in the handling of federal firearms offenses. As a result, Reno’s DEA have been designated to investigate federal firearms violations in that jurisdiction.