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The exact circumstances around the search are not known. But activist Samuel Tunick is charged with deleting data from a Google Pixel before CBP’s Tactical Terrorism Response Team could search it.

A U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer, Luis Uribe, was found guilty on Thursday of sexually assaulting, robbing, and threatening four women with a gun at hotels in the Chicago area in 2022. After a nearly two-week trial, a federal jury in Illinois convicted Uribe on all charges, including 10 counts of deprivation of rights and one count of brandishing a firearm. According to prosecutors, between February and October 2022 in Schaumburg and Naperville, Illinois, Uribe, who worked at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago at the time, entered the hotel rooms of four women, brandished his badge, and threatened them with a firearm issued by Customs and Border Protection. Uribe robbed each of the women, who were all of Chinese descent, sexually assaulted two of them, and attempted to sexually assault the other two. At least two of the women said they were working as prostitutes at the time. During the trial, Uribe's lawyers acknowledged that he had visited prostitutes but argued that the accusations were false and that the women, who had sought Uribe's help with immigration matters, had set him up. Uribe testified that he never robbed anyone and claimed his relations with the women were consensual. Uribe, 45, is a former Marine who has worked for the federal government since 2009 and remains employed by CBP. He is scheduled to be sentenced on January 21, 2027, and faces a maximum sentence of life in prison and a minimum of seven years.