Colombian authorities have captured an
individual suspected of shipping drugs from Venezuela using modified airplanes,
a reminder of the latter country's key role in aerial drug trafficking. Colombia's
anti-narcotic police captured Antonio José Meléndez Suárez at Bogotá's El
Dorado international airport on May 19, reported El Tiempo. Meléndez, whom
Colombian authorities have dubbed "the emperor of aerial trafficking"
is an alleged member of a criminal organization that used planes to fly illegal
substances from Venezuela to Central America. More…
Thursday, May 25, 2017
Arrest of Drug Flight 'Emperor' Shows Venezuela's Role as Departure Point
Colombian authorities have captured an
individual suspected of shipping drugs from Venezuela using modified airplanes,
a reminder of the latter country's key role in aerial drug trafficking. Colombia's
anti-narcotic police captured Antonio José Meléndez Suárez at Bogotá's El
Dorado international airport on May 19, reported El Tiempo. Meléndez, whom
Colombian authorities have dubbed "the emperor of aerial trafficking"
is an alleged member of a criminal organization that used planes to fly illegal
substances from Venezuela to Central America. More…
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