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Jhon Frank Pinchao
Jhon Frank Pinchao Blanco (born in 1970) is a Colombian policeman with the rank of subintendent who was kidnapped by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) guerrilla group〔(EL TIEMPO.com )〕 after Farc's attack on the town of Mitú, Vaupés Department on November 1, 1998.〔(EL MUNDO.es )〕〔(CityTV; Video reposrt of FARC's attack )〕〔(Revista Semana; El subintendente John Pinchao se les fugó a las Farc tras nueve años de secuestro )〕 He escaped in 2007.
==Hostage==
The attack on Mitú lasted 12 hours until the policemen ran out of ammunition, then FARC took over the town for 3 days. Pinchao was among the approximately 60 policemen taken as hostages. During the FARC-Government peace process (1999-2002) the Colombian government brokered a deal with the FARC and all of the low ranking policemen held as hostages were freed. The FARC did not release seven high-ranking officers, including Pinchao. In July 2003 the FARC allowed a journalist, Jorge Enríque Botero, to interview them.〔〔(Revista Semana; El subintendente Jhon Pinchao se les fugó a las Farc tras nueve años de secuestro )〕 After that, Pinchao was not seen again until after his escape in 2007.
According to the Colombian Army, the guerrilla commander in charge of the hostages was Gerardo Aguilar Ramírez, aka "César," Commander of the Southern Bloc's 1st Front and member of the Central Command of the FARC.〔
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