Accused drug kingpin ‘Spider’ who commanded 1,000-person cocaine army to face justice in California

Source: New York Post

A Colombian narco-terror boss accused of leading a 1,000-member army has been hauled to California to face federal charges that could put him behind bars for life. Geovany Andres Rojas, 45, known as “Spider,” was extradited from Colombia Thursday and placed in US custody. Rojas arrived at an undisclosed location in San Diego around 4:30 p.

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