Costa Rican police arrest the country’s most-wanted drug trafficker, known as “El Diablo,” following an operation on Friday, according to officials. Reports say the raid results in casualties: one person is killed and eight people are injured. The Vanguard account specifies that one person dies and eight are hurt, while the Vancouver Sun adds that the operation involves heavy gunfire, with about 2,500 bullets discharged. The Vancouver Sun also characterizes the injured as police officers, indicating that eight officers are among those hurt. Both sources describe the arrest as a key enforcement action against the top target in the country. The agencies involved do not provide additional details in the excerpts beyond the outcome and the scale of the shooting. The reports therefore focus on the arrest of “El Diablo,” the number of dead and injured, and the intensity of the exchange during the police operation.
Costa Rica arrests most-wanted drug trafficker “El Diablo”
Costa Rican police arrest the country’s most-wanted drug trafficker, known as “El Diablo,” following an operation on Friday, according to officials. Reports say the raid results in casualties: one per...
- Costa Rican police arrest most-wanted drug trafficker “El Diablo.”
- The operation occurs on Friday.
- One person dies during the raid.
- Eight people are injured, including police officers.
- About 2,500 bullets are fired during the operation.
About 2,500 bullets were fired, leaving one person dead and eight police officers injured in the operation
2 hours agoCosta Rican police arrested the country's most wanted drug trafficker Friday, in an operation that left one person dead and eight injured, officials said. The post Costa Rica arrests most wanted drug trafficker ‘El Diablo’ appeared first on Vanguard News.
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