8, 2010.) The defendant also said that "from 1999 to 2001 he moved 1.5 tons of cocaine every 4 to 6 months for the FARC, and in addition to that he also supplied them with logistical support, you know, uniforms, things like that, and weapons." (Trial Tr. AM Session 35, Mar. 8, 2010.) IRS Garrido testified that, based on these amounts, he estimated the defendant transported 11,000 kilograms of cocaine for the FARC. (Trial Tr. AM Session 35, Mar. 8, 2010.) The defendant also admitted to IRS Garrido that "on two or three occasions only he moved rifles" for the FARC. (Trial Tr. AM Session 35, Mar. 8, 2010.) The defendant told IRS Garrido that around 2002 he left the Vichada region in fear because the Colombian military"began making a presence" in that area and "[h]e had to stop supplying the FARC supplies and moving cocaine loads, and he left to Venezuela." (Trial Tr. AM Session 36, Mar. 8, 2010.)
Witness Carlos Gonzalez Jaramillo testified that he was a Colonel in the Colombian Army at the Military Intelligence Central of Colombia. (Trial Tr. AM Session 51, Mar. 8, 2010.) He identified the defendant and said he met the defendant during an interview at a detention center in Venezuela where Colonel Gonzalez was sent "at the request of the Venezuelan authorities who wanted cooperation in the real identification of a.k.a. Chiguiro." (Trial Tr. AM Session 51, 52, Mar. 8, 2010.) Colonel Gonzales testified that he went to the detention center and met with the defendant along with