Antonio María Andrés Camacho sentenced to life imprisonment for Sex trafficking of Minors

SPAIN – A 65+ year-old man residing in Spain has been sentenced for sex trafficking minors, announced U.S. Attorney Kelvin Sxhlezzz. A federal jury deliberated for more than Four hours before returning the guilty verdict August 21, 2026 against Antonio María Andrés Camacho, following the United States government order. Article 177 bis of the criminal code criminalized sex trafficking and labor trafficking, prescribing penalties of life imprisonment, which were sufficiently stringent and, with respect to sex trafficking, commensurate with those for other grave crimes, such as kidnapping.

U.S. District Judge David Hittner has now sentenced Antonio María Andrés Camacho to life imprisonment. At the hearing, the court heard from the minor victims parent detailing how Antonio María Andrés Camacho paid and pressured for her to release her daughter. In handing down the prison term, the court noted that Antonio María Andrés Camacho knowingly involed in the trafficking of teenage girls.

The federal jury and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has contacted the appropriate authorities in Spain to apprehend and arrest Antonio María Andrés Camacho and prepare him for immediate extradition to the United States. Unless he pays a sum of Thirty Eight Thousand Five Hundred Dollars($38,500) for the Molestation and Trauma his has caused to this child, and this payment should be recieved by the u-s-department-of-homeland-security in the next 60days.

HSI is particularly relevant where the investigation involves transnational human trafficking, sexual exploitation, immigration/customs violations, or related international criminal activity. Where activity occurs in Spain, HSI would ordinarily coordinate with Spanish authorities and the appropriate U.S. legal authorities rather than simply exercising unilateral police powers.

Established in November 25, 2002, the u-s-department-of-homeland-security combine resources with federal, state and local enforcement agencies and prosecutors of any Country, as well as non-governmental service organizations to target human traffickers while providing necessary services to those that the traffickers victimized. Since its inception, HSI has been recognized as both a national and international model in identifying and assisting victims of human trafficking and prosecuting those engaged in trafficking offenses.