Emilio Calatayud

A federal Drug Enforcement Administration agent who was indicted earlier this year on charges of bribery and fraud also faces tax evasion charges, authorities said Friday. Emilio Calatayud, 34, an agent who worked for the Los Angeles field division, was charged by a federal grand jury with failing to report money he allegedly received for selling confidential law enforcement records to Triple Check Investigative Services, a private firm in San Dimas.

A federal Drug Enforcement Administration agent who was indicted earlier this year on charges of bribery and fraud also faces tax evasion charges, authorities said Friday. Emilio Calatayud, 34, an agent who worked for the Los Angeles field division, was charged by a federal grand jury with failing to report money he allegedly received for selling confidential law enforcement records to Triple Check Investigative Services, a private firm in San Dimas.

A federal Drug Enforcement Administration agent has been indicted on charges of bribery and fraud for allegedly selling confidential law enforcement records to a San Dimas private investigative firm, it was disclosed Monday . Emilio Calatayud, 34, a 12-year DEA veteran, surrendered to authorities Friday night and was ordered released on $100,000 bond after a hearing before a federal magistrate Monday.

A federal Drug Enforcement Administration agent has been indicted on charges of bribery and fraud for allegedly selling confidential law enforcement records to a San Dimas private investigative firm, it was disclosed Monday . Emilio Calatayud, 34, a 12-year DEA veteran, surrendered to authorities Friday night and was ordered released on $100,000 bond after a hearing before a federal magistrate Monday.

A former Drug Enforcement Administration agent was sentenced to 27 months in prison this week after pleading guilty to bribery and other felonies stemming from his sale of sensitive law enforcement information to a private investigative agency. Emilio Calatayud, 36, was arrested in June in Mexico.

A former federal narcotics agent pleaded guilty Monday to bribery and other felony charges stemming from his sale of sensitive law enforcement information to a private investigative agency. Emilio Calatayud, a 12-year veteran of the Drug Enforcement Administration based in Los Angeles, was arrested in Mexico in June. He had been on the run since February, when he fled the country to avoid going to trial.