Co-conspirator Sentenced in O’Neill Harboring Case

LINCOLN - The alleged co-conspirator in the O'Neill harboring case has been sentenced.
United States Attorney Joe Kelly announced Alma Hernandez-Moreno is sentenced to two years in federal prison for her role in a conspiracy with Juan Pablo Sanchez-Delgado to harbor illegal aliens.
After her release from prison, she will begin two years of supervised release.
Hernandez-Moreno’s role in the conspiracy was a bookkeeper.
Authorities say she handled payroll checks and answered financial questions for Sanchez-Delgado’s workforce.
She advised one of the workers not to file a tax return seeking a refund as doing so would require the issuance of another social security number to continue working.
Sanchez-Delgado was previously sentenced to 10 years in prison.
