The sentencing of a corrupt former Immigration and Customs Enforcement special agent on Friday capped a case that reads like a “Narcos” episode.

Christopher V. Ciccione II, 52, a father of six from Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, admitted in a plea agreement that he accepted bribes to arrange the dismissal of a 1996 Miami indictment for Jose Bayron Piedrahita Ceballos, a longtime fugitive drug kingpin whose work dates back to the Cali cartel.

Apparently, all it took was $20,000 in cash, a lavish dinner at the upscale Pesquera Jaramillo restaurant with a Colombian pop star and army colonel, a party at a Bogota Marriott hotel and prepaid prostitutes described as “three divine women,” prosecutors charged.