Cartel Boss Caught via Wife's Instagram

0:00On May 1st, a 44-year-old Costa Rican cartel boss named Luis Guajalba got nabbed in London after his wife's Instagram post spilled there. Holiday spot. U.S. agents tracked her picks from Roman Paris right to a swanky hotel near London Bridge, tipping off British cops who arrested him on December 29th, 2024. He's facing two U.S. charges for trafficking over 11 pounds of cocaine each, with sentences from 10 years to life. The couple jetted from Costa Rica for a new year splurge worth 16,000 pounds, hitting Europe landmarks before landing in the U.K. Her social media trail from Treby Fountain shots to Eiffel Tower selfies made it easy for DEA folks to follow their moves and alert the national crime. Agency. Guajalba, a.k. shock, ran a major operation shipping tons of coke from South America through Central America to the U.S. using speedboats, subs, and planes. His crew linked up with Colombian, Mexican, and Panamanian gangs, and courts say he greenlit

1:02murders, torture, and violence to keep her rolling. At his extradition hearing in Westminster Magistrate's Court, the judge sided with U.S. evidence from cooperating witnesses about seven to eight tons of drugs across Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Honduras. Guajalba skipped it from Wormwood Scrubs Prison, but the ruling heads to home secretaries Shabbana Mahmoud for the final call. As she greenlights it, he might appeal to the high court, but for now, this social media slip-up has a kingpin locked up in facing the music across, the pond.