The FBI added a former Olympic and a Canadian national to his list of the 10 best fugitives most wanted on Thursday.
The US Department of State offers a reward of up to $ 10 million for the capture of Ryan Wedding, 43. The wedding, which competed in a snowboard event for Canada in the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, is sought to allegedly execute “a transnational drug trafficking network”.
The FBI Los Angeles head, Akil Davis, said at a press conference on Thursday that the supposed wedding trafficking ring “routinely sent hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Colombia, through Mexico and southern California, to Canada and other places in the United States, and orchestrating multiple murders and an attempt to murder in the back of these drugs.”
“The wedding went from crushing dust on the slopes in the Olympic Games to the distribution of cocaine powder in the streets of US cities and in their native Canada,” Davis said in a statement.
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“The supposed murders of its competitors make the wedding a very dangerous man, and his addition to the list of ten more sought after fugitives, along with an important offer of rewards by the State Department, will make the public our partner so that we can reach it before putting someone else in danger,” he added.
Davis pointed out that Secretary of State Marco Rubio approved the $ 10 million reward for wedding capture. The FBI also offers additional $ 50,000 for information that leads to its arrest.
The wedding was previously convicted in the United States for conspiracy to distribute cocaine, and was sentenced to prison in 2010, according to federal records.
The FBI says that the alias of the wedding include “the boss”, “giant”, “public enemy”, “James Conrad King” and “Jesse King.” They say it has approximately 6’3 “and 240 pounds.
Federal authorities first issued an arrest warrant for the wedding in September last year, but has not yet been arrested.
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Thursday’s announcement occurs just after the Department of Justice announced the capture of one of the supposed complicit wedding, Andrew Clark, 34. Clark, a Canadian citizen who lived In MexicoHe was arrested by Mexican authorities in October 2024 and is scheduled to be prosecuted on Monday at the United States District Court in Arizona.
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The accusation says that the wedding and its associates conspired to deliver shipments of hundreds of kilograms of cocaine from Los Angeles to Canada using long distance semi-ramions.
The wedding is responsible for conspiracy to distribute and possess with the intention of distributing controlled substances; conspiracy to export cocaine; continuous criminal company; Murder in relation to a continuous criminal company and drug crimes; and try to commit a murder in relation to a continuous criminal company and drug crimes.
