Colombian President Abelardo de la Esparilla announced partial results from the Urban Security Task Force in Medellin and Antioquia, with 135 arrests, 153 assaults and 98 deportations, including 11 foreigners and one Interpol red notice. Nicknamed "Primo Sangra", the second in command of Front 36 of the FARC opponents in Antioquia, was killed after resisting arrest. The items seized included 10 firearms, 59 cell phones, 717 million pesos and 25,000 euros in cash, along with 40 kilos of cocaine and other drugs.

Colombian President Abelardo de la Esparilla announced partial results from the Urban Security Task Force in Medellin and Antioquia, with 135 arrests, 153 assaults and 98 deportations, including 11 foreigners and one Interpol red notice. Nicknamed "Primo Sangra", the second in command of Front 36 of the FARC opponents in Antioquia, was killed after resisting arrest. The items seized included 10 firearms, 59 cell phones, 717 million pesos and 25,000 euros in cash, along with 40 kilos of cocaine and other drugs.