San Diego Father And Daughter Plead Guilty To R-22 Smuggling
A father and daughter in San Diego have pleaded guilty to smuggling banned R-22 gas.
San Diego, CA, October 18, 2026 —
A father and daughter in San Diego have pleaded guilty to smuggling banned R-22 gas, according to the information provided about the case.
The available account does not identify either person by name or say when the pleas were entered. It also does not specify where the case was heard, what charges were filed, or what conduct was included in the smuggling allegation beyond the reference to R-22 gas.
No information was provided about the amount of gas involved, how it was transported, where it came from, or where it was intended to go. The account also does not describe how the matter came to authorities’ attention or identify any other people or organizations involved.
The plea terms and any sentencing details were not provided. It is not clear from the available information whether a sentencing hearing has been scheduled, whether penalties have been imposed, or whether additional proceedings are expected.
The case concerns the smuggling of a substance described in the account as banned. No further explanation was provided about the ban or the rules that apply to R-22. Without those details, the circumstances of the alleged smuggling and the legal consequences of the guilty pleas cannot be described more fully.
The confirmed information is limited to the two defendants’ relationship, their connection to San Diego, and their guilty pleas in a case involving smuggling banned R-22 gas. Further details about the case were not included in the summary.
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