Ecuadorian man pleads guilty in San Diego court to international drug trafficking

Alias Gato Farfán admitted to leading a large drug trafficking organization that distributed cocaine

Ecuadorian man pleads guilty in San Diego court to international drug trafficking

A man whom San Diego federal prosecutors say supplied large quantities of cocaine to some of Mexico's most powerful drug cartels pleaded guilty Thursday to international conspiracy to distribute controlled substances.

Wilder Sánchez Farfán, alias Gato, pleaded guilty in the U.S. to lead an international drug trafficking network that was distributing cocaine from South America to the U.S.

Wilder Emilio Sánchez Farfán, alias “Gato Farfán”, an Ecuadorian drug trafficker who was captured in Colombia and extradited to the United States, pleaded guilty on Thursday, May 15, before a California Federal Court for the crime of international drug trafficking. In his guilty plea agreement, Sánchez admitted to leading a large drug trafficking organization that distributed cocaine in Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico and other countries. In addition,…

Wilder Snchez Farfn, an Ecuadorian drug trafficker who was extradited to the United States, changed his initial statement after negotiating with the authorities of that country.