The pursuit of Escobar became a global effort from "summary" of Killing Pablo by Mark Bowden
The hunt for Pablo Escobar was no longer just a Colombian concern; it had become an international mission. The drug lord's vast network of criminal enterprises stretched far beyond the borders of his homeland, making his capture a priority for law enforcement agencies around the world. The United States, in particular, saw Escobar as a threat to its own national security and was eager to see him brought to justice. The global effort to track down Escobar involved collaboration between numerous countries and agencies. Intelligence sharing became crucial in piecing together the puzzle of Escobar's whereabouts and activities. The formation of a multinational task force exemplified the unprecedented level of cooperation that was taking place in the pursuit of the elusive drug kingpin. With the help of advanced technology and surveillance techniques, law enforcement officials were able to track Escobar's movement...
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