Ryan Wedding FBI Fugitive Surrender: Former Olympian Turns Himself In
FBI top fugitive Ryan Wedding has surrendered at the US embassy in Mexico. Facing drug trafficking and murder charges, the former Olympian's flight has ended.
From the Olympic slopes to the FBI's Most Wanted list—Ryan Wedding's run has finally ended. The former athlete, who spent years evading authorities, reportedly turned himself in at the U.S. embassy in Mexico on January 23, 2026.
Ryan Wedding FBI Fugitive Surrender Details
Wedding wasn't just any fugitive; he was a top priority for federal agents. He faces grave charges, including drug trafficking and the killing of a federal witness. According to reports from Reuters, the surrender marks the end of a massive international manhunt.
The Charges and Investigation
The FBI alleges that Wedding orchestrated a violent cocaine distribution network. His decision to walk into the embassy in Mexico City suggests that his options for further evasion were quickly disappearing. The arrest process was handled peacefully as he transitioned into American custody.
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