Hard blow to drug trafficking in Tumaco, Nariño. the community instigated by the FARC dissidents They tried to prevent the arrival of the Military forces to destroy a coca laboratory that was guarded by these people.
Men with their faces covered and with machete in hand prevented the destruction when they saw that they could not do anything, they took various materials used for the production of drugs.
According to the information provided by the Army “this laboratory belonged to FARC dissidents and was located in the La Bodega sidewalk» and for their benefit they instrumentalized the community.
General Carlos Alebrto Padilla, commander of the Joint Task Force Hércules, “The laboratory had the capacity to produce between 3 and 4 tons of cocaine hydrochloride per month”
“The laboratory had an adequate defense system with antipersonnel mines and 17 strategically located initiators to be activated when the soldiers entered the illegal structure.”
The laboratory would belong to the Iván Ríos criminal structure – Second Marquetalia of the self-proclaimed Pacific Guerrilla Coordinator of the FARC dissidents, the general reported.
According to the uniformed “Between 100 and 200 residents had the mission of interrupting the operational work of the military forces”
34 anti-personnel mines were installed around the laboratory and had been buried in the undergrowth.
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Tumaco: Laboratory, valued at more than $2 billion
According to the Military Forces «The complex would be valued at more than $2 billion, and there they manufactured drugs that produced the money with which this structure financed their criminal actions against the civilian population and the Public Force.”
“The uniformed officers found more than 200 kilograms of cocaine hydrochloride, more than 5,000 gallons of liquid inputs and 200 kilograms of solid inputs, such as potassium permanganate, calcium chloride and other chemical precursors used for the continuous processing of the alkaloid,” said Padilla.
In addition, tools and equipment such as hydraulic presses, compressors, microwave ovens, electric pumps and martians, the latter known for their metallic structure for the distillation of the narcotic.
The area was finally neutralized by authorities using explosives.
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