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FAB Colonel Arrested in Bolivia by U.S. DEA Order

Summary by Los Tiempos
The Colonel of the Bolivian Air Force (FAB) Henry C. G. was arrested in Bolivia at the request of U.S. authorities, in a case involving the DEA, according to judicial documentation to which access was obtained. The pre-trial detention order was issued in the city of Sucre on August 28, 2026, as part of the process identified by the Single Code No. 246/2026. The document contains a case called “United States v.... and Henry C. G.”
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The General Command of the Air Force clarifies that the colonel arrested for extradition purposes “is a member of the active reserve of the institution” [caption id="attachment_5077531" align="alignnone" width="500"] Military arrested[/caption] eju.tv The colonel of the Bolivian Air Force, Henry...

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Coordinated operation between FELCN and Interpol results in the capture of a Bolivian colonel for drug trafficking. The entry Arrests Colonel wanted for drug trafficking and arms trafficking was first published in La Patria Bolivia Digital newspaper.

The Bolivian colonel in active service Henry Crespo, wanted by the Administration for Drug Control (DEA) for drug and arms trafficking, was captured this Friday night in Santa Cruz during a joint operation of the...

The Colonel of the Bolivian Air Force (FAB) Henry C. G. was arrested in Bolivia at the request of U.S. authorities, in a case involving the DEA, according to judicial documentation to which access was obtained. The pre-trial detention order was issued in the city of Sucre on August 28, 2026, as part of the process identified by the Single Code No. 246/2026. The document contains a case called “United States v.... and Henry C. G.”

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Los Tiempos broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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