The Colombian Public Prosecutor's Office announced on 2026-09-14 that it will formally indict Laura Sarabia, the former chief of staff to the President of the Republic, for the crimes of abuse of public function and aggravated illegal coercion. ^[1] Captain Carlos Andres Correa and Patrolman Jhon Fredy Morales were already convicted for manipulating an intelligence report that led to the illegal interception of phone lines belonging to Marelbys Meza and another domestic worker. ^[2] The indictment against Laura Sarabia is related to her alleged involvement in the illegal wiretapping (chuzadas) that her former employee, Marelbys Meza, suffered after Meza reported a theft in Sarabia's apartment in January 2023. ^[3] The investigation materialized after Captain Oscar Leandro Mojica Cordón claimed to be a witness to a call where Laura Sarabia asked a colonel to change Meza's security scheme and order a polygraph test to identify the thief. ^[4] Captain Óscar Leandro Mojica Cordón testified that Sarabia allegedly requested a colonel to modify her security scheme and expedite a polygraph test for Marelbys Meza. ^[5] The investigation involves Marelbys Meza, a former domestic worker who accused Sarabia of stealing money from her apartment in 2023. ^[6] The investigation revealed that the phone numbers of Marelbys Meza and another domestic worker were incorrectly included in an intelligence investigation targeting aliases 'La Madrina' and 'La Cocinera' linked to the Clan del Golfo. ^[7]