The Colombian government relied on the assistance of American operatives from "summary" of Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden
The Colombian government understood that taking down Pablo Escobar would require more than just their own resources. They knew they needed help from those with experience and expertise in tracking down high-profile criminals. This is where American operatives came into play. These operatives were skilled in intelligence gathering, surveillance, and various other tactics needed to bring down someone as powerful and elusive as Escobar. The Colombian government recognized that they could not handle the situation on their own. They needed the assistance of individuals who had dealt with similar situations in the past. This is why they turned to American operatives, who had experience in dealing with drug lords and other dangerous criminals. These operatives brought with them a wealth of knowledge and skills that proved invaluable in the hunt for Escobar. By working with American operatives, the Colombian government was able to access resources and technology that they did not have access to on their own. These operatives had ...
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