
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
| UNITED STATES OF AMERICA v. KYLE KRAY |
CRIMINAL NO. 270426-B |
I. OPENING STATEMENT
Your Honor,
The Federal Bureau of Investigation, on behalf of the United States of America, formally brings criminal charges against the defendant Kyle Kray following a lawfully executed search warrant on his private residence which yielded one of the largest single-location contraband seizures recorded in San Andreas. The defendant was subsequently placed under arrest pursuant to a lawfully issued arrest warrant.
The evidence recovered confirms beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant was operating as a significant supplier and stockpiler of controlled substances, illegal weapons, explosive ordnance, drugs and criminal equipment. The scale and variety of items recovered is not consistent with personal use or coincidence. It is consistent with organized criminal supply, distribution and financing of illegal operations or criminal groups.
The Bureau respectfully requests that this Court impose the maximum applicable penalties across all charges as outlined in Section IV of this filing.
II. BACKGROUND
The investigation into Kyle Kray was initiated following intelligence received from a confidential FBI informant who had gained lawful access to the defendant's private residence via the alternative keys to the property through an undercover operation. The informant operating under FBI direction obtained evidence of a substantial contraband stockpile within the defendant's property and relayed this intelligence to the Bureau.
On the basis of this intelligence the FBI applied for and was granted a search warrant for the defendant's private residence. The warrant was executed and the items listed in Section IV were recovered in their entirety. A concurrent arrest warrant was issued and the defendant was placed into FBI custody.
III. CHARGES
[1x] USC Title VII (E)(6) Federal Felony Possession of Controlled Substances Exceeding Federal Thresholds
The defendant was found in possession of the following controlled substances in quantities exceeding federal search warrant thresholds and federal maximum limits under USC Title VII (E)(4) and (E)(5):
[1x] USC Title VII (E)(6) Federal Felony Possession of Controlled Weapons
Exceeding Federal Thresholds
The defendant was found in possession of the following controlled weapons in quantities exceeding federal thresholds under USC Title VII (E)(3) and (E)(5)(I).
[1x] SA-PSC § VI.2 Illegal Possession of Weapons and Explosive Ordnance
All weapon categories recovered are classified as controlled weapons under state law. AK-47, M4, Sniper Rifle, Grenade, Molotov Cocktail, Mine and IED all appear on the SA-PSC § VI.2 controlled weapons list. Possession of any quantity without authorization constitutes a state felony.
[1x] USC Title VII (E)(6) Federal Felony Possession of Miscellaneous
Controlled Items Exceeding Federal Thresholds
The defendant was found in possession of the following miscellaneous controlled items:
[1x] SA-PSC § VI.3 Illegal Possession of Miscellaneous Controlled Items
Hacking laptops and marked money both exceed state possession thresholds under SA-PSC § VI.3 and constitute state felony possession charges.
[1x] USC Title X (C)(D) Racketeering - Receiving Income Derived from
Racketeering Activity / Maintaining an Enterprise Through Racketeering Activity
The scale of items recovered is not consistent with personal use. The quantity and variety of items recovered indicates the defendant
was operating as a supplier and distributor within an organized criminal enterprise. The marked money recovered is consistent with proceeds of illegal activity. This constitutes maintaining an enterprise through racketeering activity under USC Title X (D) and receiving income derived from racketeering activity under USC Title X (C).
[1x] USC Title V (C)(3) Money Laundering
The recovery of $261,146 in marked money alongside substantial quantities of illegal weapons and narcotics is consistent with the proceeds of illegal commercial activity specifically the distribution of controlled substances and weapons. USC Title V (C)(3) covers any person engaging in money laundering defined as making money through illegal activities including drug and weapon trafficking. The marked money constitutes evidence of laundered proceeds from criminal operations.
[1x] SA-PSC § III.30 Hacking
The defendant was found in possession of 36 hacking laptops devices with no legitimate personal use explanation at this quantity. Possession of hacking equipment in this volume is consistent with either personal use of unauthorized digital access tools or supply of such tools to others engaged in criminal hacking activity under SA-PSC § III.30.
IV. EVIDENCE
Exhibit A
Exhibit A
MDC Details of Kyle Kray

MDC Details of the Property

Obtaining the Footage
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[20:19:13] * Mask_XXXXX takes off his spy glasses, as he clicks on a button and takes out SD card from it.
[20:19:25] * Mask_XXXXX grabs the SD card and hands it over to the agent.
[20:19:36] > Mask_XX takes it.
[20:19:44] Mask_XXXXX says: There you go, you can check the pictures.
[20:22:30] Mask_XX says: Thank you.
Exhibit B
Storage of GPS 1010



Exhibit C
Kyle Kray's Possesion

Exhibit D
Interrogation
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[21:02:42] * Marcus Fernandes turns on the camera.
[21:02:50] * would start to record audio-video footage. (Marcus Fernandes)
[21:03:13] Marcus Fernandes says: Myself FBI Special Agent Marcus Fernandes, conducting the interrogation of Kyle Kray.
[21:03:19] Marcus Fernandes says: It is 5th of May, 2026.
[21:03:23] Marcus Fernandes says: The time is 17:03 CET.
[21:03:25] Marcus Fernandes says: You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of..
[21:03:25] ..law.
[21:03:25] Marcus Fernandes says: You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be provided for you.
[21:03:25] Marcus Fernandes says: Do you understand these rights?
[21:03:36] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: yes
[21:03:43] Marcus Fernandes says: State your full name please.
[21:03:51] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: Kyle Kray
[21:04:26] Marcus Fernandes says: You know your charges already right?
[21:04:37] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i guess
[21:04:43] Marcus Fernandes says: No guessing, yes or no.
[21:04:53] Marcus Fernandes says: If no, then I will repeat myself.
[21:05:01] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i have no idea what the hell is controlled item
[21:05:23] Marcus Fernandes says: It consists of military grade weapons, explosives, narcotics.
[21:05:34] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: ok
[21:05:51] Marcus Fernandes says: Kyle, I'm not here to waste time. You were caught with military grade weapons, explosives, narcotics and marked money.
[21:06:05] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i dont recall being caught with such things
[21:06:06] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: when?
[21:06:07] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: how
[21:07:52] Marcus Fernandes says: Help us understand, who you're working with, and that matters. Stay silent and you take everything alone.
[21:08:04] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i have no idea what you talking about
[21:08:22] Marcus Fernandes says: No one carries this level of equipment alone or for personal use. So let's not waste time pretending this anything other than distribution.
[21:08:38] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i have nothing to say to you
[21:08:53] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: how can you even know i got such stuff in my house
[21:09:00] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: any evidance?
[21:09:45] Marcus Fernandes says: Sir, we already conducted search warrant in there and everything was seized.
[21:10:50] Marcus Fernandes says: We got the information through one of your property key holders.
[21:11:08] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i see
[21:11:18] Marcus Fernandes says: And all of the evidences are valid.
[21:11:38] Marcus Fernandes says: We found military grade weapons, explosives, cases, drugs and miscellaneous items from your house' storage.
[21:12:40] Marcus Fernandes says: So.
[21:13:12] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: no comment
[21:13:37] Marcus Fernandes says: Do you accept these?
[21:14:09] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: i have no choice do i
[21:15:43] Marcus Fernandes says: You're describing personal possession. The quantities we recovered shows organized distribution.
[21:16:13] Marcus Fernandes says: This is your oppurtunity to explain your role before everything is assigned to yo u. Names, locations and roles that's what matters now.
[21:16:28] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: its just my stuff
[21:16:35] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: im quite the collecter you know
[21:17:40] Marcus Fernandes says: Okay, Mr. Kray.
[21:18:03] Marcus Fernandes says: We're moving forward with what we have. If you want to clarify your role or identity others involved, now is the time.
[21:18:29] Marcus Fernandes says: Otherwise, the file reflects you as sole responsible party.
[21:18:50] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: there's nothing to clarifty
[21:18:52] Kyle Kray says [Welsh accent]: its just me
[21:23:15] Marcus Fernandes says: It is 5th of May, 2026.
[21:23:19] Marcus Fernandes says: The time is 17:23 CET.
[21:23:31] Marcus Fernandes says: Special Agent Marcus Fernandes concluding the interrogation of Kyle Kray.
[21:23:38] * Marcus Fernandes turns off the recorder.Exhibit E
Confession
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[21:17:58] * Marcus Fernandes takes out a board and paper.
[21:18:44] * Marcus Fernandes writes something on the paper.
[21:19:00] * Marcus Fernandes stands up and places the board infront of Kyle Kray.
[21:19:12] * Marcus Fernandes places a pen alongside it.
[21:20:30] * The confession paper would read - Date 5th May, 2026. (Marcus Fernandes)
[21:21:17] * I, Kyle Kray confess to the charges stated above. (Marcus Fernandes)
[21:21:26] Marcus Fernandes says: Sign this.
[21:22:08] * Kyle Kray leans foward as he signs the paper
[21:22:53] * Kyle Kray , 5th of May, 2026 (Kyle Kray)
[21:23:03] * Marcus Fernandes takes the pen from Kyle Kray.
[21:23:06] * Marcus Fernandes grabs the board.Exhibit F
Exhibit F : Complete Seized Items List
DRUGS
- Methamphetamine: 678 units
- Oxycodone: 74 pills
- Percocet: 68 pills
- Xanax: 19 pills
- M4 Assault Rifle Cases: 508
- Grenade Cases: 15
- Molotov Cocktails: 39
- Sniper Rifle Cases: 5
- AK-47 Cases: 3
- Mines: 2
- IED: 1
- Marked Money: $261,146
- Hacking Laptops: 36
- M4 Ammunition: 440 rounds
- AK-47 Ammunition: 376 rounds
- Molotov Ammunition: 1 unit
V. DEMANDS
- The defendant Kyle Kray to be imprisoned for a minimum of 20 years reflecting the totality, scale and severity of charges including federal felony weapons possession, federal felony narcotics possession, racketeering and money laundering.
- The defendant to be fined $30,000,000 in aggregate reflecting violations across USC Title VII (E)(6), USC Title X (C)(D), USC Title V (C)(3), SA-PSC § VI.1, § VI.2, § VI.3 and § III.30.
- All seized items to be permanently forfeited to the United States Government including all drugs, weapons, explosive ordnance, hacking laptops, ammunition and marked money.
- The defendant's private residence to be placed under federal review for potential seizure as a property used in the commission of federal crimes.
- Any associated gang or criminal organization linked to the defendant to be referred for separate federal investigation under USC Title X (E) - Enterprises in Racketeering Activity;
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is prepared to offer the following settlement contingent upon the defendant entering a full guilty plea to all charges:
- If the defendant pleads guilty, the Bureau is willing to reduce the requested prison sentence from 20 years to 14 years;
- If the defendant pleads guilty, the Bureau is willing to reduce the monetary fine from $30,000,000 to $25,000,000;
- Full forfeiture of all seized items remains non-negotiable regardless of plea.
- The referral of associated criminal organization for federal investigation remains non-negotiable regardless of plea.
VII. SIGNATORY
Dated: May 6th, 2026
Respectfully submitted,

Marcus Fernandes, Special Agent
Federal Bureau of Investigation

Steven Collin, Special Agent in Charge
Federal Bureau of Investigation






