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Olympian snowboarder-turned-‘drug lord’ Ryan ‘El Jefe’ Wedding added to FBI’s Ten Most Wanted List
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1:22Now PlayingA former Canadian Olympian-turned-alleged drug lord, who’s accused of ordering several murders, has been added to the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list — with officials offering $10 million for information that leads to his arrest. NY Post reporter Katie Donlevy shares this story.
Ryan “El Jefe” Wedding, 43, who competed as a snowboarder for the 2002 Canadian Olympic team, is wanted for allegedly running a transnational drug trafficking network that shipped hundreds of pounds of cocaine from Colombia to Canada by way of California and Mexico, the Department of Justice said in a Thursday press release.
Wedding allegedly also orchestrated the murders of several people who owed money to the slope dope and an accomplice who is already in US custody.
The State Department is offering a $10 million reward for anyone who can provide information that leads to the capture of “El Jefe.”
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