Mexican authorities detained nine alleged criminals in Sinaloa state, with the group comprising five Colombian nationals and one Cuban citizen among those taken into custody.
Three Colombian nationals, who had been convicted in Poland for brawls and assaults, were detained immediately after their release from prison and are set to be deported.
Police data in Poland indicates a significant increase in crimes committed by Colombian nationals, while the number of suspected offenders from Ukraine and Georgia has decreased.
Three Colombian nationals, one woman and two men, were convicted in an Icelandic district court this week for smuggling 2376 milliliters of liquid cocaine into the country.
Six sisters and a man from Colombia were detained at Katowice Airport in Poland after arriving to work without the necessary documents for their stay. They have been placed in a center for foreigners.
Authorities successfully rescued two Colombian nationals from a human trafficking hideout in Lagos, Nigeria, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat cross-border exploitation.
Five Colombian nationals have been apprehended in Iceland on suspicion of large-scale cocaine importation. Authorities are investigating their alleged involvement in a significant drug smuggling operation.
Five Colombian nationals, aged between 21 and 30, were convicted for providing sexual services in a rented apartment in Split, Croatia, after being caught in the act last month.
The UN has imposed sanctions on individuals involved in the Sudan conflict, specifically targeting Al-Ghuni Hamdan Dagalo Musa, brother of the RSF leader, and Colombian nationals for mercenary recruitment.
Criminal cases involving Colombian nationals have become increasingly common in the Lyon area. According to the police, these individuals are believed to be mercenaries hired by French drug trafficking kingpins to terrorize or eliminate their rivals.
Nigerian law enforcement agencies, assisted by Interpol, successfully rescued two Colombian women who had been held captive in Lagos following a human trafficking scheme. The operation targeted an organized network that lured victims under false pretenses.
Russia has officially denied allegations that it is recruiting mercenaries from Colombia to fight in the war against Ukraine. This denial comes after reports and accusations surfaced regarding the involvement of Colombian nationals.
Two Colombian nationals were arrested in California after automated license plate readers alerted deputies to a stolen Mercedes linked to a violent carjacking, leading to a chase.
Four Colombian nationals were arrested for allegedly operating a fake law firm and impersonating federal judges to defraud vulnerable migrants out of over $100,000.