Migrant trafficking in Gulfton: Houston man pleads guilty
William Alberto Lopez admits guilt in a migrant women trafficking case in Houston. Plea deal likely results in 15+ years in prison. More family members involved.
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William Alberto Lopez admits guilt in a migrant women trafficking case in Houston. Plea deal likely results in 15+ years in prison. More family members involved.
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