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Rebollo would then sell these "leads" to another man,Wahid Siddiqi, for $500 per batch.

Former Countrywide Employee Arrested For Stealing, Selling Customer Identities - The Consumerist 2008

At that rate, the U.S. attorney's office said, Rebollo would have compromised up to 2 million customer profiles for about 2.5 cents each -- an astonishingly small amount considering the importance of the material.

Former Countrywide Employee Arrested For Stealing, Selling Customer Identities - The Consumerist 2008

General Jesús Gutiérrez Rebollo, head of the National Institute to Combat Drugs, an elite agency established in 1993 to take over anti-drug operations from the police, was fired from his post in February 1996 for taking huge bribes from Amado Carrillo Fuentes, godfather of the country's largest cocaine and heroin trafficking cartel.

Drugs, Rebellion, And Mexico's Militarization 2006

New York Times reporters, Julia Preston and Sam Dillon wrote an excellent account of the Rebollo case in “Opening Mexico.”

THE ARMY GENERAL WHO IS SHAKING UP MEXICO BorderReporter 2008

General Jesús Gutiérrez Rebollo, head of the National Institute to Combat Drugs, an elite agency established in 1993 to take over anti-drug operations from the police, was fired from his post in February 1996 for taking huge bribes from Amado Carrillo Fuentes, godfather of the country's largest cocaine and heroin trafficking cartel.

Drugs, Rebellion, And Mexico's Militarization 2006

Rebollo would copy information on about 20,000 customers at a time on Sunday nights by using a Countrywide computer that did not have the same security features that other machines in the office had, according to the affidavit by FBI Special Agent Richard P. Ryan.

Former Countrywide Employee Arrested For Stealing, Selling Customer Identities - The Consumerist 2008

You may recall that revelations in the early months of 1997, immediately preceding the U.S. administration's certification of Mexico as a "good" partner in the "war against drugs", exposed Mexico's "anti-drug czar", General Gutierrez Rebollo, as having been on the payroll of Mexico's biggest drug smuggler.

Letters from Mexico 2000

A sign of its status was reflected in Barcelona 1992 when paralympian Antonio Rebollo lit the Olympic and Paralympic flames with an arrow.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

Michael Severo, a lawyer for Rebollo, didn't immediately return a call to his office after regular business hours seeking comment on the sentence.

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Rebollo was arrested in 2008 after FBI investigators found that he was using a flash drive to download data from about 20,000 customers a week for two years.

SFGate: Don Asmussen: Bad Reporter 2011