This is how ‘Papas’, the alleged murderer of Cristina Patiño, was captured: the trail of the car and a raid in the early morning were key to his capture

Military authorities arrested Jorge Iván Cuaspud Rodríguez, also known as 'Papas' or 'Ñanga', in Popayán, Colombia. He is the suspected feminicide of 45-year-old Cristina María Patiño Sandoval.

The capture was executed by the Gaula Militar Cauca following a coordinated operation that relied heavily on tracking a vehicle and conducting a raid in the early morning hours. The suspect is formally accused by authorities of direct participation in the killing of Patiño Sandoval.