San Juan, Puerto Rico – US Customs and Border Protection officers identified Friday afternoon Octavio Germosen-Morla, 35, a citizen of the Dominican Republic, having an outstanding warrant for charges of cocaine possession, with the intent to sale, from Grand Junction, Colorado.
Mr. Germosen-Morla was encountered by San Juan Seaport Customs and Border Protection officers when attempting to board the M/V Caribbean Fantasy Ferry bound for Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
System checks revealed Mr. Germosen-Morla had an outstanding warrant from Grand Junction, Colorado, on charges of controlled substance violations. CBP officers confirmed the warrant from the Colorado Department of Corrections.
The custody of the subject was transferred to the Puerto Rico Police Department for extradition proceedings.
“Customs and Border Protection is an agency committed to securing our borders while at the same time cooperating with other law enforcement agencies in the enforcement of US laws. CBP officers are always vigilant to detect individuals that have broken our laws and attempt to defeat our justice system.” stated Marcelino Borges, Director of Field Operations for Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands.