U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel sentenced 36-year-old former U.S. Property and Fiscal Office Program Analyst Joseph Mora and 27-year-old former Texas Army National Guardsman Cristal Avila for stealing and selling over $2.4 million in sensitive military equipment stolen from Camp Mabry in Austin, according to the Department of Justice. Yeakel called it “the ultimate breach of trust.”Mora was sentenced to three years in prison and Avila was sentenced to two years in prison, according to authorities. In addition to serving time in federal prison, More and Avila must pay, jointly and severally, $2,420,065 in restitution. “Stealing military equipment and offering it to the highest bidder endangers our communities and the brave men and women who protect us here at home and abroad. RELATED: Suspected human smuggler crashes pickup into gas pumps following chase in south Bexar County

An active duty soldier and a former federal government employee at Camp Mabry in Austin admitted to authorities of stealing and unlawfully selling more than $1 million worth of military equipment, according to U.S. Attorney John F. Bash. By pleading guilty, Avila and Mora admitted that they removed large quantities of military grade equipment without authorization. Authorities said that Mora later sold the stolen items on eBay and other sites. They also agreed to pay restitution to the government for the stolen items as well as profits generated from the sale of those items, according to authorities. RELATED: Army secretary: Fort Hood has high rates of murder, assault