Bin Laden on patrol in Colombia
Jan 30 - A rough-and-tumble neighborhood in Bogota now has its own crusader against crime - a security guard dressed as Osama bin Laden.
The security guard survives on tips from people in the area and shop owners.
Lindsay Claiborn reports.
Soundbite: Fernando Aguirre, Security guard who dresses like Osama bin Laden, speaking,(Spanish)
"(I guard) stores, taverns, and, most of all, restaurants, so that people come to have fun here in Santa Fe and it is not a dangerous place because Osama is here."
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