About: Armand Luna

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Armand Luna was a Drug Lord and the man responsible for the Metropolitan Airport Bombing. He developed the bomb for the 1979 bombing. In 1980, he ended up arrested for leading a Communist rebel group in Colombia. At some point he got out, and proceeded to become a drug lord with enough notoriety that INTERPOL had a picture of him. Around 2013, he discovered that one of his bombs was discovered by NCIS in Colombia.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Armand Luna
rdfs:comment	Armand Luna was a Drug Lord and the man responsible for the Metropolitan Airport Bombing. He developed the bomb for the 1979 bombing. In 1980, he ended up arrested for leading a Communist rebel group in Colombia. At some point he got out, and proceeded to become a drug lord with enough notoriety that INTERPOL had a picture of him. Around 2013, he discovered that one of his bombs was discovered by NCIS in Colombia.
dcterms:subject	Mass Murderers Terrorists Minor Characters Criminals One-Off NCIS Characters Mentioned Only Characters
first-ncis	Patience (episode)
last-ncis	Patience (episode)
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Status	Deceased- died in a drone strike in retaliation for the 1979 bombing.
Name	Armand Luna
Caption	Armand Luna's Interpol mugshot on the ZNN news report. From the Season 11 episode, "Patience".
La	show
Died	2015(xsd:integer)
Gender	Male
Portrayed	n/a
abstract	Armand Luna was a Drug Lord and the man responsible for the Metropolitan Airport Bombing. He developed the bomb for the 1979 bombing. In 1980, he ended up arrested for leading a Communist rebel group in Colombia. At some point he got out, and proceeded to become a drug lord with enough notoriety that INTERPOL had a picture of him. Around 2013, he discovered that one of his bombs was discovered by NCIS in Colombia. He then proceeded to threaten the American Ambassador to Colombia, Olivia Edmunds, and her loved ones to plant DNA evidence suggesting Tomás Orlando had been responsible for the bomb, also using a prior instance of her taking a bribe to push a favorable drug policy in Colombia as blackmail to ensure her cooperation. His true role was eventually found out when Edmunds confessed to what happened after being exposed. His compound eventually ended up destroyed in a drone strike in Operation Lex Talionis, with NCIS Director Leon Vance confirming that he had indeed been killed by the strike.

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