Torreon Man Admits to Unlawful Gun Possession

Torreon Man Caught with Guns Faces the Music

Alabama authorities have made a major move against a man from Torreon, who pleaded guilty to federal firearms offenses. Cisco Whitehorse, a man with a history of violent incidents, has been caught with guns and now faces the consequences.

According to the Department of Justice, USAO, Whitehorse has a history of shooting incidents on the Navajo Nation between July 2024 and September 2025. The man reportedly used one of the firearms in a shooting and was involved in a series of shooting incidents during that time.

The guilty plea was made in a federal court in Alabama. Whitehorse’s crimes have left a trail of destruction in the community, and now the man is facing the music.

The case is a stark reminder that violent crime will not be tolerated in our communities. The Department of Justice is committed to bringing justice to those who break the law and put innocent lives at risk.

The exact sentence for Whitehorse’s crimes has not been determined yet. However, the charges against him are serious and could result in significant prison time. The guilty plea is a major step towards accountability and justice for the victims of Whitehorse’s crimes.

Cisco Whitehorse, a 30-year-old man from Torreon, has made a grave mistake. His actions have put innocent lives at risk, and now he must face the consequences. The people of Alabama demand justice, and the Department of Justice is working tirelessly to deliver it.

The case is a testament to the tireless efforts of law enforcement agencies to keep our communities safe. The Department of Justice is committed to working with local authorities to prevent violent crime and bring perpetrators to justice.