NYC cop helps bring
down Colombian drug lord

June 18, 2008

EmailPrintTalk BackRegisterRSSWhat's This NYC cop helps bring down Colombian drug lord NEW YORK — For two decades Diego Murillo was among Colombia's most feared and untouchable drug lords, accused of hundreds of murders as an enforcer for the cocaine cartels and leader of a right-wing paramilitary group. Now, against all odds, the man known in Colombia as Don Berna is in prison after pleading guilty in Manhattan to drug trafficking charges, brought down by a U.S. probe that began with a New York City cop. Full Story All News Reports Related Links P1 Exclusive: 13 deception cues that can help you nail drug runners Leader of powerful Mexican drug cartel nabbed Visit the P1 Drug Interdiction/Narcotics section

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