Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding pleaded not guilty to drug trafficking and murder charges after being compared to Pablo Escobar.

Jawad Fakroune told people he was the son of Escobar, the late Colombian cocaine cartel kingpin. On Tuesday, a jury convicted Fakroune of charges of using violence to try to collect $1.5 million from ...

Ryan Wedding, a former pro snowboarder who competed for Canada in the Olympics, appeared in court to face charges that accuse ...

Former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, once on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, pleads not guilty to running an alleged ...

The former Olympian is accused of orchestrating multiple murders and operating a transnational drug organization that moved ...

His attorney strongly denied reports that Wedding surrendered to authorities in Mexico, but didn’t immediately challenge the ...

Ryan Wedding, a Canadian former Olympic snowboarder accused of turning to a life of crime as a murderous cocaine-trafficking ...

Ryan Wedding, a snowboarder who competed for Canada in the 2002 Winter Olympics, pleaded not guilty to drug-related and ...

The final 24 hours of Pablo Escobar. On December 2nd, 1993, the world’s most wanted criminal made one fatal mistake: a 5 ...

A group of lawyers and family members of cartel members accused Mexico’s government on Monday of breaking the law by sending ...

Ex-Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding, who FBI Director Kash Patel has described as a modern-day "El Chapo" or Pablo Escobar, pleaded not guilty on Monday to 17 felony charges across two indictments ...