Former Premier League midfielder Jhon Viafara has been arrested in Colombia for allegedly smuggling four tonnes of cocaine into the United States.
The ex-Southampton and Portsmouth star, 40, is suspected of being a member of a drug cartel.
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Jhon Viafara was arrested in the Colombian city of Cali
He was detained in Cali after a joint operation by local authorities and the American Drug Enforcement Administration.
Local reports state that Viafara sent narcotics to the USA using speed boats and semi-submersibles with the help of the Cal del Golfo – one of the most powerful cartels in Colombia.
The packages were transported from the southern Pacific coast of Colombia into Central America and then onto US soil.
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Viafara was arrested alongside four others and the US is appealing for the five suspects to be extradited as they are wanted for drug trafficking between 2008 and 2018 by the State of Texas District Court.
Viafara spent half a season at Fratton Park before his brief Portsmouth career came to an end when Harry Redknapp arrived as manager.
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Jhon Viafara in his Saints days
He played 76 league matches for Southampton and earned 34 international caps for Colombia between 2003 and 2010.
The midfielder, who won the Copa Libertadores with Once Caldas in 2004, retired from professional football in 2015.
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Ex-Premier League midfielder Jhon Viafara could be facing a lengthy stint behind bars after being arrested in Colombia for allegedly smuggling four tonnes of cocaine into the United States.
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FORMER Southampton and Portsmouth midfielder Jhon Viafara has been arrested on suspicion of being a drug trafficker. The 40-year-old was arrested in the Colombian city of Cali, after a joint operation by local authorities and the American Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA).
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Colombia's chief prosecutor's office said that prosecutors in Texas believe Viafara was part of a criminal network tied to the nation's feared Gulf cartel, which for a decade moved large shipments of cocaine on fast boats and semi-submersible through the Pacific Ocean to Central America and onto the U.S. He was arrested Tuesday along with four
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