Age: 63
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Steven Michael Quezada; born February 15, 1963 is an American actor and politician. He played Drug Enforcement Administration agent Steven Gomez in the AMC series Breaking Bad from 2008 to 2013.
Julio Rivera Cruz is a drug baron of a Colombian drug cartel selling cocaine in North and South America. A lot of people work for him. But among his 15 most senior employees are 11 undercover agents each from a different agency, and each one is supposed to get Cruz, but no one knows that someone else is also a undercover agent, not even audience knows. There's Carlos (Javier Carlos Montana of the DEA), Miguel (Michael Cabrera of the CIA), Julio (Julius De La Hoya of the FBI), Diego (José Diego Silverado of Navy Intelligence), Marc (Marcelo Clemente of the DIA), Paco ( Francisco Bravo of the NSA), Ruben (Renato Rubens of the CBI), Gus (Gustavo Juaréz of the INR), Javi (Xavier Redondo of the United States Border Patrol) Silvano (Juan Da Silva Torres of the NGA) and Freddy (Alfredo Remedios of the ATF). Cruz negotate expansion of distribution to Japan with Hideoshi Honda and to Hong Kong with Wing Chan. Honda tried to cheat and was killed. Cruz is involved in the biggest deal he's ever made, the customer being Winston Jeter, the head of an organization that deals cocaine all over the US. All the agents are waiting for this event where they suddenly pull out their guns and say their identities and try to arrest Cruz. Even though they were all con artists, now they have to join forces and trust each other as Cruz and Jeter and their people stand against them. But Jeter is undercovered agent (Interpol) and shot Cruz. The shootout resulted in casualties on both sides. Agents won.
