Escobar's capture was a turning point in the fight against organized crime from "summary" of Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden
Escobar's capture was not just a significant event in the history of Colombia, but it also marked a pivotal moment in the global fight against organized crime. For years, Pablo Escobar had operated with impunity, terrorizing the country with his drug cartel and amassing immense wealth and power. His ability to evade capture had made him a symbol of lawlessness and impunity, not just in Colombia but around the world. The capture of Escobar was not just a matter of apprehending a single criminal; it was a blow to the very foundations of organized crime. It showed that even the most powerful and elusive criminals could be brought to justice with determination, resources, and international cooperation. The operation to capture Escobar involved a complex and sophisticated effort that required the coordination of multiple agencies, both within Colombia and from other coun...
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