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According to federal officials, Wedding didn’t just dabble in crime—he allegedly dove headfirst into the world of narcotics, heading up a criminal empire responsible for flooding North America with cocaine. He’s accused of overseeing a sprawling drug smuggling operation that ran from Mexico to Los Angeles, then up into Canada, using stash houses and semi-trucks to move massive quantities of product.
Between January and August 2024, Wedding and his partner-in-crime, Andrew Clark, allegedly trafficked a staggering 1,800 kilograms of cocaine. That’s almost two tons of poison hitting our streets.
The scale of this operation wasn’t just shocking—it was horrifying. But it gets worse.
Wedding’s network wasn’t just about drugs—it was about ruthless violence. Prosecutors say the operation didn’t hesitate to eliminate perceived threats, even if it meant killing innocent people.
On November 20, 2023, authorities say Wedding and Clark ordered the cold-blooded execution of two family members in Ontario, Canada. The reason? They thought the victims had stolen a drug shipment. They were wrong.
The victims weren’t rival gang members. They were innocent civilians. One family member survived the shooting but was left permanently injured—both physically and emotionally.
And the carnage didn’t end there.
On April 1, 2024, and again on May 18, 2024, Wedding and his crew allegedly carried out more murders—one over a drug debt, the other with chilling intent. This wasn’t some petty street gang. This was a professional criminal enterprise willing to spill blood without hesitation.
Now, the FBI is on high alert—and they want Wedding caught dead or alive. The agency has issued a reward of $10 million, the highest ever offered by the State Department for a fugitive, and they’re partnering with international law enforcement agencies to track him down.
Wedding is described as 6’3″, 240 pounds, with blue eyes and brown hair. He may have altered his appearance with a beard or mustache. Authorities say he goes by various aliases including “El Jefe,” “Giant,” “Public Enemy,” “James Conrad King,” and “Jesse King.”
His accomplice, Andrew Clark, has already been arrested by Mexican authorities as of October 2024. But Wedding remains on the run, likely holed up in Mexico under Sinaloa cartel protection.
Let’s not forget—this man had every opportunity. He was a world-class athlete. He competed on the global stage. And instead of building a life of honor and purpose, he allegedly chose to destroy lives for profit.
This isn’t just about drugs. It’s about the complete collapse of moral decency. When people get in their way, they don’t hesitate to kill. “Innocent people,” according to the FBI, were among the victims.
This story isn’t just international gossip. It’s about drugs flooding American neighborhoods. It’s about families torn apart by addiction. It’s about violence spilling across our borders.
The FBI isn’t taking this lightly—and neither should we. If you have any information about Ryan James Wedding’s whereabouts, you’re urged to contact the FBI. Tips can be sent via WhatsApp, Signal, or Telegram at +1-424-495-0614, or submitted online at tips.fbi.gov.
In the end, no amount of Olympic training can outrun justice. Wedding may have once flown down a mountain at full speed—but he’s about to find out that escaping the long arm of the law is a whole different race.
