The high-end DJI drone alias 'Primo Gay' used to monitor troops in northern Antioquia
After the capture of Néider Yesid Uñates López, alias 'Primo Gay', Caracol Radio published images of the four-rotor drone and professional DJI controller, with built-in screen and two external antennas, used by his structure in northern Antioquia. According to intelligence sources, the equipment was used for surveillance, reconnaissance and tracking in rural areas, to observe strategic corridors and anticipate Public Force operations in territories with a presence of the Farc dissidents' Frente 36. The material also circulated on TikTok as a display of power.
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- The equipment is a four-rotor drone with a professional DJI controller, built-in screen and two external antennas, according to the photographs known to Caracol Radio.
- Intelligence sources say it was used for surveillance, reconnaissance and tracking in rural areas of northern Antioquia.
- Its role included observing strategic corridors and anticipating Public Force operations where the Farc dissidents' Frente 36 operates.
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