Flight attendants accused of money laundering in Florida
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MIAMI (AP) — Federal authorities say four American Airlines flight attendants have been arrested on money laundering charges after they were found with more than $22,000 in cash during a customs check.
An arrest report says a Customs and Border Patrol agent put 40-year-old Carlos Alberto Munoz-Moyano through a routine check after arriving at Miami International Airport on a flight from Chile early Monday.
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Although he claimed to have $100, an agent found $9,000. Three other flight attendants were then searched.
The report says 55-year-old Miaria Delpilar Roman-Strick had $7,300 and 48-year-old Maria Wilson-Ossandon had $6,371. Maria Pasten-Cuzmar also was arrested.
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The flight attendants told agents they were smuggling the cash on behalf of someone else.
American said it is cooperating with authorities.
Lawyers weren't listed on jail records.
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