Press Release
US Attorney's Office - San Juan
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Kenneth Ubiles-Rosario was sentenced to 365
months in prison for a carjacking that resulted in death, announced United
States Attorney for the District of Puerto Rico Rosa Emilia Rodríguez-Vé-
lez. Ubiles-Rosario pleaded guilty on January 13, 2015 before U.S. Magis-
trate Judge Bruce McGiverin.
The indictment, filed on November 6, 2013, charged Ubiles-Rosario and a
coconspirator with carjacking and possession of a firearm during the commi-
ssion of a crime of violence. According to the statement of facts in the plea
agreement, defendant Ubiles Rosario and his co-defendant met on October
21, 2010 and agreed to commit a robbery. The next day they intercepted the
victim, Luis Anibal Torres-González, a local businessman, as he drove along
his customary route. The defendants forced the victim to a stop and Ubiles
exited his own car and forced the victim at gunpoint into the passenger seat.
Ubiles and his co-defendant took the victim to a secluded spot by the side of
a cliff near the Lago Dos Bocas in Arecibo, PR and forced the victim out of
the car at gunpoint. Ubiles shot the victim once in the back of the head with
a revolver and left the victim at the bottom of a cliff. Afterwards the defend-
ants abandoned the victim’s car in an urbanization in Arecibo.
The case was investigated by FBI and the Puerto Rico Police Department
and was prosecuted by Assistant US Attorney Nicholas Cannon.
Im glad that these two creeps were caught and now have to pay for what they did to this poor guy and his family.
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