75, Mar. 4, 2010.) Afterward, the defendant "took his men and moved the merchandise to a different stash area." (Trial Tr. AM Session 75, Mar. 4, 2010.) Parra Diaz said he thought there was about one ton of cocaine at the laboratory that day. (Trial Tr. AM Session 76, Mar. 4, 2010.) Parra Diaz said he could not recall exactly how the defendant was dressed that day but that the defendant typically wore civilian clothing and carried a pistol. (Trial Tr. AM Session 76, Mar. 4, 2010.)
The next time Parra Diaz saw the defendant was later that same year when he was traveling with Guillermo Cochornea to a farm on the outskirts of Santa Rita. (Trial Tr. AM Session 77, Mar. 4, 2010.) The defendant was with themtrafficker named Fernandino, who the 16th Front dealt with, told him that the Front's cocaine was going to the United States. (Trial Tr. AM Session 93, 94, Mar. 4, 2010.)
Intelligence Research Specialist ("IRS") Francisco Garrido testified that he took custody of the defendant on April 18, 2008, in Colombia for the purpose of extraditing him to the United States. (Trial Tr. AM Session 26, Mar. 8, 2010.) During the flight to the United States, the defendant told IRS Garrido that his nickname was Chiguiro and he described his background and early activities as a boat operator. (Trial Tr. AM Session 31-34, Mar. 8, 2010.) The defendant told IRS Garrido that, during the 1990s, "he became a transporter for the FARC's 16th Front." (Trial Tr. AM Session 34, Mar.