# Colombian Cesar Governor Offers $100 Million for Drone Attack Information

The Cesar Governor's office offered a $100 million reward for information leading to the capture of drone operators.

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The Governor's office of Cesar offered a reward of up to 100 million pesos for information that allows identifying and capturing the responsible parties for operating drones used in attacks against the Public Force. [^1]

The Governorship of Cesar announced a reward of up to $100 million for information that leads to the identification and capture of individuals operating drones used in recent attacks against public forces in the department. [^2]

Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuan announced the decision during the installation of a Unified Command Post as a response to the escalation of violent actions attributed to illegal armed groups in the department. [^3]

Secretary of Government Eduardo Esquivel explained that citizen information will be key to advancing capture and judicialization processes, stating the information is invaluable for the Public Force. [^4]

The announcement follows a recent attack in Pailitas where drones launched explosive devices against a Police station, leaving three uniformed officers injured. [^5]

Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuán Dávila decided to increase the reward to 100 million pesos for anyone who leads to the capture of drone operators in each municipality of the Cesar department. [^6]

Secretary of Government Eduardo Esquivel announced the decision at the end of a Unified Command Post installed at the Cesar Police Command, where Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuán Dávila, Army leadership, and Departmental Police leadership participated. [^7]

The strategy seeks to obtain precise information about the people operating unmanned aerial systems used to launch explosives against stations and units of the Public Force. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. The Governor's office of Cesar offered a reward of up to 100 million pesos for information that allows identifying and capturing the responsible parties for operating drones used in attacks against the Public Force. (Caracol Radio, News)
2. The Governorship of Cesar announced a reward of up to $100 million for information that leads to the identification and capture of individuals operating drones used in recent attacks against public forces in the department. (elpaisvallenato.com, News)
3. Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuan announced the decision during the installation of a Unified Command Post as a response to the escalation of violent actions attributed to illegal armed groups in the department. (Caracol Radio, News)
4. Secretary of Government Eduardo Esquivel explained that citizen information will be key to advancing capture and judicialization processes, stating the information is invaluable for the Public Force. (Caracol Radio, News)
5. The announcement follows a recent attack in Pailitas where drones launched explosive devices against a Police station, leaving three uniformed officers injured. (Caracol Radio, News)
6. Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuán Dávila decided to increase the reward to 100 million pesos for anyone who leads to the capture of drone operators in each municipality of the Cesar department. (elpaisvallenato.com, News)
7. Secretary of Government Eduardo Esquivel announced the decision at the end of a Unified Command Post installed at the Cesar Police Command, where Governor Elvia Milena Sanjuán Dávila, Army leadership, and Departmental Police leadership participated. (elpaisvallenato.com, News)
8. The strategy seeks to obtain precise information about the people operating unmanned aerial systems used to launch explosives against stations and units of the Public Force. (elpaisvallenato.com, News)

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