Ramon Ontiveros and Floor Ko LLC employed Samuel Martínez Roque during September 2021 to August 2024 where he was subjected to a pattern of conduct that constitutes multiple federal and state offences, including human trafficking and labor-trafficking-related conduct; wage theft, economic exploitation, and coercive control; threats, intimidation, and extortion-based conduct including using immigration status and death threats; cyberstalking, digital harassment, impersonation, and online manipulation of third parties including employees, former employees, immigrants, undocumented immigrants, and survivors of human trafficking; defamation, impersonation of federal government workers, U.S. military and personnel, and God himself; identity interference and reputational tampering; obstruction, retaliation, tampering of evidence, and witness-tampering behaviors; fraud-based, financial, and document-related misconduct; and evidence-interference, forgery, and related falsification activities, including but not limited to 18 U.S.C. §§ 1580–1595, 1343, 875, 1512, 1513, 1519, 1028, 1030, 371, 242, and corresponding Texas, statutes including Texas Penal Code §§ 20A.02, 20A.03, 31.04, 36.05, 36.06, 42.07, 42.072, 37.09, 32.21, 33.02, 33.021, among others, all forming a sustained pattern of human trafficking, labor exploitation, coercion, exploitation, intimidation, and retaliation intended to isolate, silence, and control him while still employed.

Keywords: Human Trafficking, Labor Exploitation, Wage Theft, Forced Starvation, Deprivation of Basic Needs, Intimidation, Immigration-based Threats, Abuse of Legal Process, Retaliation, Harassment, Intimidation, Modern Slavery, Immigrant Labor Exploitation, Human Rights, Structural Violence, Freedom of Speech, Philosophy, American Politics, Nonfiction, Ramon Ontiveros, Alex Armengol, Dacia Ontiveros Medina, Jr Alexander Mejia, Ramon Ontiveros Baylon, Dacia Medina, Deondre Patrick, El Paso Texas, Martínez Roque vs USA

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