Border Patrol officer indicted for sexually assaulting, robbing 4 women

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CBS News · collected 2026-09-17 · by Jeramie Bizzle, Jermont Terry
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Luis Uribe, a 44-year-old U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officer assigned to O'Hare Airport, has been indicted for allegedly sexually assaulting and robbing four Chinese women at hotels in Schaumburg and Naperville between February and October 2022. The indictment alleges that Uribe used his service weapon, credentials, and position of authority to commit these crimes. Prosecutors detail several incidents where Uribe entered hotel rooms uninvited, threatened victims with a gun, and demanded sexual acts or money under threat of violence.
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Luis Uribe, a 44-year-old U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer, has been indicted for sexually assaulting and robbing four women of Chinese descent at hotels in Schaumburg and Naperville between February and October 2022. Prosecutors allege that Uribe used his position as an armed CBP officer to force victims into performing sex acts or handing over money on six separate occasions. The incidents occurred while he was assigned to O'Hare Airport in Chicago, and at least one involved him brandishing a government-issued firearm.

Uribe faced trial beginning September 9, with federal prosecutors detailing the assaults against four Chinese women during court proceedings that concluded with a guilty verdict. He was charged with ten counts of deprivation of civil rights under color of law and one count of using a firearm during a crime of violence. Uribe's defense team attempted to discredit the victims by labeling them as sex workers, but jurors found him guilty on all eleven counts after only one day of deliberation.

The case highlights serious concerns about misconduct within CBP and the vulnerability of immigrant communities in the United States.

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📰 Border Officer Sexual Assault Indictment
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“Both articles describe the indictment and conviction of Luis Uribe, a CBP officer who sexually assaulted and robbed four Chinese women at different hotels near O'Hare Airport in Chicago between February and October 2022.”

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Bizzle, J., & Terry, J. (2026, September 17). Border Patrol officer indicted for sexually assaulting, robbing 4 women. CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/border-patrol-agent-luis-urbie-sexual-assault-robbery/

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Who wrote this

Jeramie Bizzle
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Jermont Terry
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Topics

CBP Chinese Naperville Schaumburg U.S. Customs

Subjects

Uribe PERSON · 12× Schaumburg GPE · 5× CBP ORG · 2× Naperville GPE · 2× Chicago GPE · 1× Chinese NORP · 1× Google ORG · 1× Luis Uribe PERSON · 1× U.S. Customs ORG · 1×

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A spokesperson for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement, in part, "While federal privacy laws prohibit discussing individual cases, CBP takes all allegations of employee misconduct seriously."
framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-18

Claims (34 extracted, 10 hedged)

A U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officer is facing federal charges for allegedly sexually assaulting and robbing four women while on the job at two different suburban hotels. uncertain
officer → face → hotels
Prosecutors say all of the victims were of Chinese descent, and all the incidents occurred at hotels in Schaumburg and Naperville between February and October of 2022. asserted
incidents → say → 2022
Luis Uribe, 44, worked as an armed CBP officer and immigration officer at the time of each incident and was assigned to the O'Hare Airport. asserted
Uribe → work → Airport
According to the indictment, on six separate occasions throughout 2022, Uribe allegedly forced his way into a hotel room where the victims were staying, and either robbed or attempted to sexually assault the victims, or both. uncertain
victims → accord → victims
Court documents said that Uribe used his service weapon, his credentials, and the power of his position to force each victim to perform sex acts or to give him money. asserted
Uribe → say → money
Timeline of events outlined in the indictment Prosecutors said the first incident happened between Feb. 5 and 23, 2022, when the first victim traveled to a Schaumburg hotel. asserted
victim → outline → hotel
They said the victim heard a knock at the door, and Uribe allegedly forced his way in and told her that she needed to cooperate. uncertain
she → say → her
He then pushed her head onto the bed and attempted to perform oral sex. asserted
He → push → sex
The victim pleaded with Uribe, even offering him money to stop and to leave, to which he agreed, prosecutors said. asserted
prosecutors → plead → which
Prosecutors said as he was going, he pointed a gun at the victim and told her not to look at him as he left. asserted
he → say → him
In a second incident that occurred between Feb. 6 and Feb. 27, another victim was in town and stayed at a hotel in Naperville. asserted
victim → occur → Naperville
The victim, according to prosecutors, worked in the sex industry. uncertain
victim → accord → industry
Following a knock on the hotel room door, Uribe allegedly again forced his way into the room at gunpoint and identified himself as an officer. uncertain
Uribe → follow → officer
Prosecutors say he demanded money from the victim, and she complied. asserted
she → say → victim
He then forced the victim into performing oral sex without her consent, according to the indictment. uncertain
He → force → indictment
After the assault, prosecutors said the victim went to see another client in a different room and Uribe again forced his way into the room and robbed her a second time. asserted
Uribe → say → her
He allegedly then left without assaulting her again after hearing people outside the room. uncertain
He → leave → room
Following the incident, the victim left and stayed at a hotel with the first victim, prosecutors said. asserted
prosecutors → follow → victim
Before the second victim was scheduled to leave Chicago, Uribe allegedly forced his way into that hotel room and robbed her again at gunpoint. uncertain
Uribe → schedule → gunpoint
Prosecutors said he once again demanded oral sex from the victim, who refused. asserted
who → say → victim
It is further alleged that he forced off the victim's clothes, and sexually assaulted and battered the victim as she tried to scream. asserted
she → allege → victim
Prosecutors said the first victim met with Uribe to get his photo and to bribe him to stop his attacks with free sex. asserted
victim → say → sex
It is alleged that he agreed to the deal, but he later attacked another victim on Oct. 2 at a hotel in Schaumburg. asserted
he → allege → Schaumburg
Prosecutors say he forced his way into the room of a third victim while presenting his badge and gun, and again robbed her before sexually assaulting her. asserted
he → say → her
Prosecutors said the victim told another person staying at the hotel about what happened. asserted
what → say → hotel
Schaumburg police arrived at the hotel two days later, where they were informed about the robbery and assault, and given a photo of Uribe. asserted
they → arrive → Uribe
A forensic investigation was launched. asserted
investigation → launch → ?
Travel records and Google map searches showed that Uribe traveled to the hotel where the third victim was staying, according to the indictment. uncertain
victim → show → indictment
A few days later, Uribe allegedly forced his way into the fourth victim's room at the Schaumburg hotel and robbed her. uncertain
Uribe → force → her
Prosecutors say he pulled out a knife and attempted to remove her clothes and also attempted to sexually assault the victim when there was a knock on the room's door. asserted
he → say → door
Uribe was indicted on Dec. 4, 2025, by a federal grand jury on 10 counts of deprivation of rights and one count of brandishing a firearm. asserted
Uribe → indict → firearm
He was arrested while working at a CBP facility on Tuesday. asserted
He → arrest → Tuesday
He appeared in court on Tuesday for his arraignment, during which he pleaded not guilty and was ordered to remain in custody until his detention hearing. asserted
he → appear → hearing
A spokesperson for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a statement, in part, "While federal privacy laws prohibit discussing individual cases, CBP takes all allegations of employee misconduct seriously." asserted
CBP → say → misconduct
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