Once Colombia's most-wanted drug lord, kingpin known as Otoniel sentenced to 45 years in prison

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Once Colombia's most-wanted drug lord, kingpin known as Otoniel sentenced to 45 years in prison
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Dairo Antonio Úsuga led the Gulf Clan, a cartel and paramilitary group with a grip on much of northern Colombia. He was Colombia’s most-wanted kingpin before his arrest in 2021. Úsuga was sentenced Tuesday in a federal court in New York.

FILE-Dairo Antonio Usuga, known as Otoniel, was seized after a joint operation by the Army, Air Force, and police on a rural hideout in Antioquia province in north-western Colombia, close to the border with Panama on October 23, 2021.

Úsuga ordered killings of perceived enemies — one of whom was tortured, buried alive and beheaded — and terrorized the public at large, prosecutors say. They say the kingpin ordered up a dayslong, stay-home-or-die "strike" after his brother was killed in a police raid, and he offered bounties for the lives of police and soldiers.

"All I am asking for is justice for my daughter, for myself, for John’s family, for his friends and in honor of my husband, that his death not go unpunished," she wrote. All the relatives' names were redacted in court filings.

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