The Texas man falsely promised to get criminal cases dismissed and evidence "disappeared" in exchange for roughly $1 million. ... Hector Medina Jr., of El Paso, must surrender by May 29, ...

Hector Medina, 40, admitted to ... — A Texas man was sentenced to a year and a half in prison Wednesday over his effort to dupe George Santos out of nearly $1 million by offering to destroy ...

A Texas man who allegedly told George Santos that he could get evidence against the former congressman “disappeared” for nearly $1 million was arrested on Wednesday and charged with fraud.

A Texas man who tried to scam disgraced former Rep. George Santos and other celebrities has been sentenced to 18 months in ...

Hector Medina Jr., who represented himself as "Michael Soto," sent text messages to Santos's phone saying he could get criminal charges against him tossed in exchange for large sums of cash, the ...

A Texas man surrendered to authorities Wednesday over accusations he committed wire fraud by attempting to scam then-Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), actor Danny Masterson and others facing criminal li… ...

Hector Medina, Jr., 39, surrendered Wednesday morning in his hometown of El Paso, Tx. and admitted that he ran the scheme because he owed over $100,000 in gambling debts, according to Brooklyn ...

A Texas man was arrested after he allegedly tried to scheme $900,000 out of George ... Federal prosecutors said Hector Medina of El Paso concocted a fake identity as a fixer with connections to ...

A Texas man who allegedly told George Santos that he could get evidence against the former congressman “disappeared” for nearly $1 million was arrested on Wednesday and charged with fraud.