Army troops of the 12th Brigade and investigators of the Caquetá police intelligence unit, the Sijín, intercepted a vehicle carrying more than four tonnes of marijuana at kilometre 45 of the Neiva–Florencia road.[1] The road connects Huila with Caquetá and is used to move large loads of drugs towards collection points and distribution routes.[1] El Tiempo put the load at more than 4,000 kilograms of plant material that, by its characteristics, resembled marijuana.[2] No arrests were reported in connection with the intercepted vehicle.[3]

The Army said a preliminary investigation suggested the load belonged to the Rodrigo Cadete structure, a faction of the Residual Organized Armed Group, or GAO-r, active in the area.[1] Análisis Urbano reported that the Army attributed the seizure to that structure and called it a blow to its illegal income.[3] El Tiempo reported that the authorities were still investigating whether the load belonged to that structure.[2] The army said the seizure stopped more than four tonnes of marijuana from reaching commercialisation points and that it damaged drug-trafficking finances in the Colombian Amazon.[1] Investigations continued to establish where the load came from, who organised its transport and how large the network was.[1] In the same announcement the Army linked the seizure to a total of 63 tonnes of drugs seized in the Amazon region during 2026.[1]