Colombia arrests 6th suspect in death of former Hawaii DEA agent
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Police presented to the press alleged gang member Edgar Murillo, alias Payaso, front center, who was arrested along with three other men, behind left, in connection with the murder of U.S. DEA Special Agent James "Terry" Watson at police headquarters in Bogota, Colombia today.
Police presented to the press alleged gang member Edgar Murillo, alias Payaso, front center, who was arrested along with three other men, behind left, in connection with the murder of U.S. DEA Special Agent James "Terry" Watson at police headquarters in Bogota, Colombia today.
BOGOTA, Colombia » Colombian police say they have arrested a sixth suspect in the slaying of a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent.
Metropolitan Bogota police commander Luis Edwardo Martinez announced the arrest today and said officials still believe the June 20 killing came during a robbery, and was not related to work done by 43-year-old James Watson, who was known as Terry.
Officials say the gang attacked Watson on June 20 after he got into a taxi outside a restaurant, and stabbed him to death. They say the group apparently had carried out similar robberies using taxis.
