US Edition‘Invisible Narco’ Who Enabled Tren De Aragua’s Entry Into Bogotá Captured in Police Operation
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Colombia received from Ecuador the drug trafficker Luis Rolando Osorio Arévalo, alias Mison, who is accused of being the leader of the criminal group Los Maruchos and key element in the arrival of the transnational criminal band Tren de Aragua in Bogotá, the authorities reported on Wednesday. The arrest was carried out in Ecuador following a blue notification from Interpol, which allowed the subsequent surrender of the criminal on the Internatio…
It falls alias ‘Mison’, an invisible narco who made way for the Aragua Train in Bogotá Agencia Period... Mié, 08/04/2026 - 14:14 The top leader of ‘Los Maracuchos’ operated as a night businessman while expanding criminal structures in the capital.
The Bogotá Police, the Attorney General’s Office and other Colombian authorities, in coordination with their Ecuadorian counterparts, managed to capture the drug trafficker Luis Rolando Osorio Arévalo, alias “Mison” or “El Viejo”, the chief leader of the band “Los Maracuchos” and considered one of the most dangerous figures of crime in the city. The capture took place in Ecuador and its delivery took place at the Rumichaca International Bridge, …
Luis Rolando Osorio Arévalo, alleged leader of the criminal group Los Maracuchos during a joint operation between the Colombian National Police, Ecuador’s Directorate of Intelligence and migration, was arrested in Ecuador and handed over to the Colombian authorities and sent to prison in the neighboring country, according to the authorities, [...] The entry The leader of the band Los Maracuchos is arrested in Colombia was first published in Foco…
‘Invisible narco’ who enabled Tren de Aragua’s entry into Bogotá captured in police operation
Colombian authorities have captured the alleged crime boss “Mison,” also known as the “invisible narco”, who played a key role in facilitating the arrival of the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua in the capital Bogotá The suspect, also known as “El Viejo,” was detained in Ecuador and handed over to Colombian authorities at the Rumichaca international border crossing under an Interpol notice, in a joint operation with Ecuadorian officials.…
The aforementioned leader of ‘Los Maracuchos’ would have facilitated the entry and expansion of this criminal structure in the capital since 2018.
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