Colombian Police
Dismantle 5 Car Bombs in
3 Days
Colombian police
deactivated a car bomb
Monday, bringing the
total number of such
devices found and
dismantled to five in
the past three days,
news reaching here
reported Monday.
"Fulfilling the
government's Democratic
Security policy, we have
deactivated another car
bomb found in a home
garage in San Vicente de
Caguan," Colonel Carlos
Zapata, head of the
police in the southern
department of Caqueta,
told media Monday. The
car had been loaded with
50kg of ammonium
phosphate explosive.
The town of San Vicente
de Caguan has once been
a place to hold talks
with the Revolutionary
Armed Forces of Colombia
(FARC), the nation's
largest armed rebel
group. The Democratic
Security plan is
formulated by the
Colombian government and
financed by the United
States to wipe out the
FARC militarily.
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