| 词条 | Victor Patiño-Fomeque |
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Patiño was once a Colombian policeman and was recruited later by Gilberto and Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela, leaders of the Cali Cartel, to be their bodyguard.[2] On October 7, 2005, Patiño and his mother testified in the United States and accused a prominent Colombian politician named Vicente Blel of being one of his major nominees. According to Patiño, Blel met him under a fake name, Julio Gómez, to disguise his relation to the Cali Cartel and also said that he was a businessman from Cali willing to collaborate in the presidential campaign of Ernesto Samper. Patiño was also personally introduced to Horacio Serpa, Samper's chief of debate back then{{When|date=February 2011}}. Blel responded that he indeed had met with Patiño, thinking it was in fact Gomez, the businessman, and had collaborated with him several times, even helping him to put properties under his name and with numerous other favors. Patiño and other members of the Cali Cartel used corruption as a way to protect their drug business.[3] However, since he decided to testify in the U.S., he saw at least 35 family members and friends slaughtered in retaliation for his betrayal.{{Citation needed|date=October 2013}} Patiño-Fomeque was to be released on June 28, 2010, after serving six years in the United States prison system. The DEA decided it was best for Patiño-Fomeque to return to Colombia, since it wouldn't be fair for the US government to protect a criminal of his stature. Upon his return to Colombia, Patiño-Fomeque faces several homicide and extortion cases against him.[4] In 2010 Caracol TV Series El Cartel is portrayed by Waldo Urrego as the character of Fermín Urrego 'El Tigre'. {{Cali Cartel}}References1. ^USDOJ - Drug Enforcement Administration; Victor Patiño Fomeque {{DEFAULTSORT:Patino-Fomeque, Victor}}{{Colombia-bio-stub}}2. ^{{es icon}} offnews.info - Colombian drugdealer Victor Patiño-Fomeque leads through the internet and from a prison in the United States a bloody war against the powerful Norte del Valle Cartel 3. ^{{es icon}} Revista Semana: ...And he Sang! 4. ^{{es icon}} Las cuentas que el capo Víctor Patiño, alias 'el Químico', tiene pendientes en Colombia 6 : Cali Cartel traffickers|Colombian drug traffickers|Colombian people imprisoned abroad|Prisoners and detainees of the United States federal government|Living people|Year of birth missing (living people) |
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