Tag Archives: Homeland Security Investigations

Mother Imprisoned: Preteen Abuse

TULSA, Okla. – A Collinsville man was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison for coercing a preteen into sexually explicit acts, and the child’s mother received more than 17 years for knowingly failing to protect her children and allowing the abuser continued access to her home and family, announced U.S. Attorney Christopher J. Nassar.

“These sentences reflect the serious harm these defendants inflicted on vulnerable children and the grave breach of trust involved,” said United States Attorney Christopher J. Nassar. “Our office will continue to pursue those who exploit children and those who knowingly allow that exploitation, and we remain grateful to our law enforcement partners for their diligent work in bringing these offenders to justice.”

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Tulsa Airport Threat Removed

According to court documents, Figueroa Enamorado was pulled over in September 2025 at the Tulsa International Airport for driving the wrong way.

When officers stopped the vehicle, Enamorado did not have a valid driver’s license or auto insurance. Yes, it’s another criminal invader risking citizens’ lives just as we thought it might be safe to drive the family to the airport. We wonder what he intended to traffic?

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