This man, who had been a fugitive from justice since 2005, was wanted with an Interpol Red Notice, requested by Canadian authorities.
Since 2005, Kerman Todd, a 65-year-old Canadian, had a red notice with Interpol and was wanted by the authorities of different countries until he was captured in recent days in the city of Santa Marta (Magdalena).
The National Police reported the captured, who He was known as alias ‘Robinson’, he worked as an English teacher on a digital platform and lived 19 years ago in Santa Marta where he maintained a low-profile life.
According to research, The captured man arrived in Santa Marta with the help of contacts who crossed him through Mexico and Colombia. until reaching Colombian territory.
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The authorities confirmed that the criminal began his criminal life 38 years ago, in 1995, for crimes related to the illegal trafficking of narcotic substances. In 1997 he was captured for drug trafficking in Canada and in 1998 he was sentenced to 15 years in prison for crimes related to illicit drug trafficking. “The Canadian authorities granted him parole due to his cooperation, but in 2005 he took advantage of this situation to flee the country,” indicates Todd’s police report in Colombia.
Since 2005, this Canadian was a fugitive from justice. The Metropolitan Police effectively captured the Canadian ‘narco’ on a public street in Santa Marta. After his arrest, Interpol was notified and he was placed at the disposal of the Attorney General’s Office.
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“In this way, an interdiction operation was carried out that allowed the capture of Mr. Kermán Todd, alias Robinson, 65 years old and of Canadian nationality, on a public road in a well-known sector of the city of Santa Marta. There he is notified of the Interpol Red Circular order, requested by Canadian authorities and left at the disposal of the Attorney General’s Office,” the authorities maintained.
“During the investigation, it was determined that this subject led a normal life and a low profile, hidden by teaching the English language through a virtual platform. With this initial information and intelligence and criminal investigation activities, it is possible to find his location and fully identify him for his subsequent capture in the city of Santa Marta,” the Police reported.
