A judge of guarantees (juez de control de garantías) in Montería, Córdoba, imputed charges to Kevin Andrés Caro Vásquez for the investigated sexual assaults and ordered him held in pretrial detention at a prison while the judicial process continues. ^[1] Colombia's Attorney General's Office (Fiscalía General de la Nación) said that Kevin Andrés Caro Vásquez, a man who worked as a motorcycle taxi driver in Montería, Córdoba, is accused of sexually abusing at least nine women. ^[2] The Fiscalía alleged that Caro Vásquez approached women by offering transportation services, then changed routes under the pretext of collecting medicine or packages to take them to remote, less-populated areas where he reportedly committed the sexual assaults. ^[3] The Fiscalía said the victims were women aged between 11 and 24, and that at least nine women were attacked under a similar pattern. ^[4] According to the Fiscalía, Caro Vásquez used his work as a motorbike taxi driver to approach victims waiting for transport. ^[5] The Fiscalía stated that the alleged assaults occurred between 2019 and 2024. ^[6] The suspect allegedly lured victims by claiming he needed to collect medications or packages, then diverted them to secluded areas. ^[7]