Bolivia says huge manhunt closing in on elusive accused drug lord

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Eduardo del Castillo said.

LA PAZ, Bolivia—Bolivia has mobilized more than 2,250 security agents for a manhunt of a wanted cocaine trafficker who has ricocheted around the world to elude capture, a senior official has said.

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The target of the hunt is Sebastian Enrique Marset Cabrera, wanted on drugs charges in his native Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil and the United States.

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“We have mobilized more than 2,250 police officers, more than 144 motorized vehicles, we have carried out more than 23 operations, six raids and the arrest of 12 people,” Del Castillo said.

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“A series of raids have been carried out in the department of Santa Cruz... (for) a drug trafficker of high value for our region and the whole world,” Bolivian Interior Minister

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Marset Cabrera, who is in his early 30s, is believed to be in Santa Cruz, a sprawling energy-producing region of southeastern Bolivia abutting Brazil and Paraguay.

Del Castillo said Marset Cabrera is accompanied by his Peruvian wife and three children.

“In the coming hours, we will achieve the detention of Mr. Sebastian Enrique Marset Cabrera,” Del Castillo avowed.

Authorities said they believed Marset Cabrera entered Bolivia last September, and maintained a relatively high profile, including acquiring a professional soccer club in the nation’s Second Division.

As recently as two years ago, Marset Cabrera was in jail in the United Arab Emirates on charges of using a

Paraguayan passport, but managed to obtain his freedom using Uruguayan documents. AFP