The Colombian Police, in coordination with Interpol, captured in Puente Nacional, Santander, a citizen with dual Colombian-Spanish nationality who was wanted by Spanish judicial authorities for the crime of sexual assault of a minor.
According to official information, the detainee is accused of having sexually abused his ex-partner’s daughter during a period of eight years, between 2009 and 2016, in Spanish and Canadian territory. The capture was carried out after a Red Notice issued by INTERPOL, an international mechanism that allows the location and detention of people wanted by the justice system of other countries.
This might interest you: Works everywhere! With the construction of roads, tunnels and bridges, Antioquia promotes the road transformation of the West
The Colombian authorities reiterated their commitment to collaborate with international justice and assured that those who violate the integrity and rights of minors will not find refuge in the country. The captured citizen was placed at the disposal of the competent judicial authority for extradition procedures to Spain.
In Puente Nacional (Santander), the @PoliciaColombiain coordination with @INTERPOL_HQcarried out the detention by Red Notice of a Colombian-Spanish citizen required by judicial authorities of Spain for the crime of sexual assault of a minor.
The captured would be… pic.twitter.com/JFm3trE738
— Brigadier General William Oswaldo Rincón Zambrano (@DirectorPolicia) November 14, 2025
The operation reflects coordination between national and international organizations to ensure that those responsible for serious crimes do not evade justice, especially when it comes to crimes against children and adolescents.