Tag: felcn

  • Bolivian Cop Gets 25 Years for Coke Pipeline

    Bolivian Cop Gets 25 Years for Coke Pipeline

    ⏱ 3 min read Maximiliano Davila Perez, the former director of Bolivia’s anti-drug agency, is facing a quarter-century in federal prison after a New York jury convicted him of orchestrating a cocaine pipeline into the United States. The 50-something Perez didn’t just turn a blind eye to the cartels; he was on their payroll, guaranteeing…

  • Bolivia’s Top Cop Caged: 25 Years

    Bolivia’s Top Cop Caged: 25 Years

    ⏱ 2 min read Former director of Bolivia’s anti-drug force, Maximiliano Davila Perez, 50, learned his fate today in a New York federal courtroom: 25 years in prison. Perez wasn’t busting cartels – he was running product, federal prosecutors proved to a jury. Extradited from Bolivia last December, Perez used his power to grease the…

  • Bolivia’s Top Cop: 25 Years for Coke Traffick

    Bolivia’s Top Cop: 25 Years for Coke Traffick

    ⏱ 2 min read Maximiliano Davila Perez, the ex-director of Bolivia’s anti-narcotics force, will spend the next 25 years in a federal prison. The 50-year-old was sentenced today in Manhattan Federal Court after a jury found him guilty in October of shielding cocaine cartels and running the drugs into New York City. He was extradited…

  • Bolivia’s Top Drug Cop Gets 25 Years in US Prison

    Bolivia’s Top Drug Cop Gets 25 Years in US Prison

    Maximiliano Davila Perez, the former head of Bolivia’s elite anti-narcotics force, FELCN, will spend a quarter-century behind bars after a Manhattan federal court handed down a brutal 25-year sentence. The once-trusted lawman, tasked with dismantling cocaine networks, was exposed as a key facilitator of the very trade he swore to fight. The verdict, delivered today,…

  • Bolivia’s Top Cop: 25 Years for Fueling the Coke Trade

    Bolivia’s Top Cop: 25 Years for Fueling the Coke Trade

    New York, NY – Maximiliano Davila Perez, the former director of Bolivia’s elite anti-narcotics force, is headed for a lengthy stay in a federal penitentiary. A New York jury found Perez guilty of conspiring to import cocaine into the United States and illegally trafficking in firearms. Judge Denise L. Cote sentenced the disgraced official to…