"This TdA member … had on a necklace that said ‘kill,’ something about death. He had tattoos all over him. He also had on his cell phone pictures of two decapitated victims, two victims decapitated.

Attorney General Pam Bondi highlighted two cases in which federal authorities arrested two judges for allegedly trying to shield illegal immigrants from deportation. - Jeff Charles
Cano is facing obstruction charges, Bondi explained. “He took one of the TdA members’ cell phones himself, took it, beat it with a hammer, destroyed it, and then walked the pieces to a city dumpster to dispose of it to protect him.”
His wife is also facing charges for destroying evidence, the attorney general said.

"This TdA member … had on a necklace that said ‘kill,’ something about death. He had tattoos all over him. He also had on his cell phone pictures of two decapitated victims, two victims decapitated. Gruesome photos. He was sending them out, and whoever he was sending them to was sending back, say, ‘Hey, you need to be careful. You shouldn't be sending these. You shouldn't be texting these photos out.’"

Bondi further explained that “the judge and his wife gave him assault rifles that belonged to their daughter” and that the illegal immigrant “goes to a shooting range with these assault rifles, with a suppressor, with other known TdA members in their shooting.”