# Police Capture 'El Pipa' in El Peñón After Stopping on Stolen Motorcycle

Police in El Peñón, Colombia, arrested a man known as 'El Pipa' after intercepting him on a stolen motorcycle.

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National Police in the municipality of El Peñón, southern Bolívar, Colombia, captured a man known as alias 'El Pipa' after intercepting him on a motorcycle that was flagged as stolen in their database. [^1]

Colombian National Police arrested a man known as alias 'el Pipa' on 2026-09-01 in El Peñón, southern Bolívar, during a registration and control operation. [^2]

Police officers verified the motorcycle's data and established that the vehicle had a theft requirement, leading to its immediate recovery. [^3]

The suspect, alias 'El Pipa', was transferred to judicial authorities to determine his judicial situation and investigate how he obtained the stolen motorcycle. [^4]

Colonel Diego Fernando Pinzón Poveda, commander of the Bolívar Police Department, said the operation is part of efforts to recover stolen vehicles and fight crimes affecting citizens' assets. [^5]

Police recovered the motorcycle and placed it under custody while authorities determine its origin and work toward returning it to its owner. [^6]

The motorcycle 'el Pipa' was riding when arrested was reported as stolen and had a pending theft requirement in police databases. [^7]

The Bolívar Police Department issued a call to motorcycle owners to adopt security measures, avoid leaving keys in vehicles, and report thefts immediately through authorized lines. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. National Police in the municipality of El Peñón, southern Bolívar, Colombia, captured a man known as alias 'El Pipa' after intercepting him on a motorcycle that was flagged as stolen in their database. (Caracol Radio, News)
2. Colombian National Police arrested a man known as alias 'el Pipa' on 2026-09-01 in El Peñón, southern Bolívar, during a registration and control operation. (El Universal, News)
3. Police officers verified the motorcycle's data and established that the vehicle had a theft requirement, leading to its immediate recovery. (Caracol Radio, News)
4. The suspect, alias 'El Pipa', was transferred to judicial authorities to determine his judicial situation and investigate how he obtained the stolen motorcycle. (Caracol Radio, News)
5. Colonel Diego Fernando Pinzón Poveda, commander of the Bolívar Police Department, said the operation is part of efforts to recover stolen vehicles and fight crimes affecting citizens' assets. (El Universal, News)
6. Police recovered the motorcycle and placed it under custody while authorities determine its origin and work toward returning it to its owner. (El Universal, News)
7. The motorcycle 'el Pipa' was riding when arrested was reported as stolen and had a pending theft requirement in police databases. (El Universal, News)
8. The Bolívar Police Department issued a call to motorcycle owners to adopt security measures, avoid leaving keys in vehicles, and report thefts immediately through authorized lines. (Caracol Radio, News)

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