Two Dutch Arrested in Colombia for Large-Scale Drug Trafficking
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In an international drug investigation, two Dutch men have been arrested in Colombia at the request of the Public Prosecution Service (OM). A spokesperson confirmed this following a report by the AD. The OM has not yet requested extradition from the Colombian authorities. The identities of the men have not yet been disclosed.
Two Dutch arrested in Colombia for large-scale drug trafficking
The police in Colombia have arrested two Dutch men on suspicion of large-scale cocaine trafficking. They were arrested at the request of the Dutch authorities, and Colombia is preparing their extradition, the Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) confirmed to AD on Wednesday morning.
Two Dutch people arrested in Colombia of course cocaine trafficking to Europe
Two Dutch nationals have been arrested in Colombia on suspicion of large-scale cocaine smuggling to Europe. They are Ronny H. and Ultrich van D., the Colombian Public Prosecution Service reports in a press release. Photos show officers proudly posing with the arrested Dutch nationals.
Haleber would be part of a transnational network that moved the drug from Cali to the port of Buenaventura. Van Dinter, meanwhile, is told by the authorities to energize the illicit business.
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