Interpol Fugitive Arrested in Southern Minas Gerais

In a major breakthrough for international law enforcement, a Colombian fugitive wanted by Interpol has been arrested in the southern region of Minas Gerais. The suspect, whose identity has not yet been released, was taken into custody on Tuesday after a lengthy investigation. The arrest is the result of an extensive effort between Brazilian and Colombian authorities to locate and apprehend the suspect. According to reports, Interpol had been tracking the man since he fled Colombia two years ago. He is wanted for his alleged involvement in multiple criminal activities including drug trafficking and money laundering. Local police officers were able to locate the fugitive at a hotel in Juiz de Fora where he had been staying under an assumed name. After being taken into custody, he was transferred to Belo Horizonte where he will remain until his extradition hearing takes place later this month. This case marks another success story for Interpol's global network of law enforcement agencies which works tirelessly to bring criminals to justice no matter where they may be hiding. It also serves as a reminder that Brazil remains committed to upholding its international obligations when it comes to fighting crime and terrorism across borders.