direct communication with the commander, Negro Acacio." (Trial Tr. PM Session 10, Mar. 9, 2010.)
Restrepo said that the townspeople and farmers in El Placer called the defendant "Chiguiro" and he never heard anyone call the defendant by his true name. (Trial Tr. AM Session 14, Mar. 10, 2010.) He said the defendant was well known in the town. (Trial Tr. AM Session 14, Mar. 10, 2010.)
After working with the defendant for five or six months, Restrepo joined the FARC's rank and file. (Trial Tr. PM Session 11, Mar. 9, 2010.) Restrepo said he saw the defendant three times after that. (Trial Tr. PM Session 12, Mar. 9, 2010.) The first time Restrepo saw the defendant the defendant was talking to Negro Acacio at a camp in the 16th9, 2010.) He said the warehouse he worked at had 200 to 300 weapons because a large shipment had arrived from East Asia. (Trial Tr. PM Session 15-16, Mar. 9, 2010.) He also said the warehouse stored between one to three tons of cocaine and the defendant was one of the people to whom the cocaine was to be delivered. (Trial Tr. PM Session 16-17, Mar. 9, 2010.)
The last time Restrepo saw the defendant was in 2001 when a group of guerillas including Restrepo were traveling through Santa Rita to the Chiparro River and they ran into the defendant, who said he was going to meet with Negro Acacio. (Trial Tr. PM Session 18, Mar. 9, 2010.) Restrepo said "we just greeted each other and we exchanged a