The Colombian Navy through a press release today announced the destruction of three laboratories alleged to be operated by the National Liberation Army (ELN) in the Chocó department.

The Colombian Navy, specifically the 'Rapid Reaction Units of the Buenaventura Coast Guard Station' interdicted a go-fast boat containing 540 kilos of cocaine hydrocloride and 158.8 kilos of cannabis.

"In a statement, the military instance announced that, when carrying out ground surveys of the place, the soldiers observed an equine on a sidewalk and on its side four bags, as well as five suitcases hidden in the bushes."

Some more pursuing for missed events throughout the month of June in Central and South America.

Today we head down to Guatemala to look at the site of an operation carried out by Ejercito Nacional de Guatemala to secure an unauthorized aircraft that had landed in the area. There isn't much information other than some beautiful pictures and a location.

An earlier article from May 20 confirms that Viken has supplied U.S. Customs and Border Protection with more than 200 HBI-120 devices. As for the Osprey UVX systems, the contract is for four, two in Laredo, TX and two in Brownsville, TX. With a completion date of July, August.

The Navy out with a press release today detailing an operation that took place on June 02, 2020. A Navy patrol aircraft first spotted the vessel which resulted in a call to put the USS Preble in place for a "long-range intercept."

On Monday morning a U.S. citizen was found to have narcotics concealed in ceramic tile boxes. Such tiles could be used for all sorts of things and usually come in stacks of a half a dozen or so. Wrapped then with a thin piece of cardboard and some adhesive to hold everything together and provide a bit of protection to the tiles during transportation. The ones in the picture appear to be packaged similarly to these. Which appears from looking at a couple pictures to be a standard way they're pa

“This particular system allows the car to drive through it and gives the operator a top-down image only, but that image provides a very good overview of the vehicle and the areas that officers otherwise don’t have time to really look at during processing,”

"The drugs were interdicted in international waters of the Eastern Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Mexico, Central and South America, and in the Caribbean Sea including contraband seized and recovered during 11 interdictions"

The USA Today published an article yesterday by way of the Louisville Courtier Journal, a newsroom from Kentucky that has published some in-depth dives into Mexican drug trafficking organizations. In this piece they've done a great job of getting interviews with officials from all different regions.

For the last couple of days I've noticed a problem with some links not going to the proper locations. To most maybe this would just look like a 404 page popping up but if you looked closer at the link you could tell that it was actually looking in the wrong place. At the time I didn't really know what was going on just that something was fucked. Can you spot the difference between the picture above and this one? Aside from my cursor being on a different line 🤣 What we are looking at specifica

Hello world! We did it. 🎉 It took long enough but that's alright. I wanted to make sure that I got everything just right. As well as had a system that would be easy to scale. I've taken lots of notes both paper and digital of my trials and tribulations over the past several weeks. My intention is to share all of this in a series of blog posts. What worked, what didn't and why I chose what I chose. I've worked with smaller blogging platforms but never something with a distinct front end and b