I mean, a cop has to know that a drug kingpin isn't going to like being kidnapped and held

for ransom, especially this guy.

I mean, he's kind of violent, right?

They drove to buy 100 kilos of cocaine.

What they didn't know is they were stepping right into a D.E.A. stain.

I said, you know, the last thing I told you last time we spoke, he said, yes, sir.

I guess I'm under arrest now.

I said, yes, you are.

Hello, welcome to Best Case Worst Case.

This is Jim Clemente, retired FBI profiled former New York City prosecutor and executive

producer of Fox's new America's most wanted.

And Francis not with me today, and I'm very saddened actually.

So I am carrying the torch of Best Case Worst Case alone, but with my trusty companions,

Matt and Josh.

And we have two very special guests back again.

Hi, it's James Kipsoil, former deputy US Marshal and D.E.A. Special Agent.

And Keith Dollyott, former supervisory special agent.

And we're going to continue with the tale of Ricardo Pena, New Orleans single largest

distributor of illicit narcotics to date.

So last week we went through just a little bit of background here.

We went through the fact that Ricardo Pena was ahead of a transnational criminal organization.

It was just flooding the city of New Orleans with illicit narcotics, primarily cocaine,

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