that she was a member of the FARC and that she first saw the defendant when she was on a mission specifically to provide security for the defendant while he passed by in a group of vehicles transporting weapons. (Trial Tr. PM Session 61-62, 77, 80-81, Mar. 1, 2010.) The defendant stopped, exited his vehicle to speak to Ortiz's commander, greeted everyone, and then left. (Trial Tr. PM Session 81, Mar. 1, 2010.) Ortiz said she remained at that location and the defendant passed by again later in the afternoon with "cocaine base in the trucks" in many burlap bags. (Trial Tr. PM Session 82-83, Mar. 1, 2010.) Ortiz also saw the defendant when she accompanied her commander to the defendant's house where they had lunch. (Trial Tr.AM Session 23-24, Mar. 2, 2010.) Later, when she was Guillermo Cochornea's radio operator, she saw the defendant arrive by boat at their camp, speak to Cochornea, leave, and then return later in the day to give Cochornea some cocaine base. (Trial Tr. AM Session 35-36, Mar. 2, 2010.) Ortiz testified that the last time she saw the defendant she was a member of Negro *22 Acacio's special guard located at another camp where she saw the defendant arrive by speedboat to deliver long and short rifles to Acacio, speak to Acacio, obtain cocaine base in several sacks, and then leave by speedboat on the river. (Trial Tr. AM Session 40, 41, 43, 44, Mar. 2, 2010.)
The trial evidence established that Ortiz saw the defendant multiple times and