The Córdoba police department, which has jurisdiction in 25 of the 30 municipalities of the department, has a new commander, Colonel Darío Daniel Montenegro Ojeda, replacing Colonel Fernando Guzmán. ^[1] Numerous $50,000 bills were found scattered on a street in Cereté, Córdoba, Colombia, near the Vilches neighborhood. ^[2] Colonel Darío Daniel Montenegro Ojeda said on his arrival that seven substructures of the Clan del Golfo have been identified in Córdoba. ^[3] Colonel Darío Daniel Montenegro Ojeda said the intention is to generate high-value objectives and work toward the dismantling of those armed structures. ^[4] The incident occurred in the sector leading toward La Bonga, where residents, workers, and passersby observed the money spread across the pavement. ^[5] The owner of the money, the exact total amount found, and the circumstances causing the bills to be scattered are currently unknown. ^[6] Colonel Darío Daniel Montenegro Ojeda has 29 years of service in the police institution and has received 87 recognitions during his career. ^[7] No public information has been released regarding the identity of the money's owner or if it has been turned over to authorities. ^[8]