Two men were arrested for killing an American Airlines flight attendant in Colombia. They are linked to a gang that targets tourists.

Andrés Felipe Peña Corrales and William Olave Gamboa were caught in Peru for the March killing of Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina.

Peña Corrales is now in Colombia to face charges. Olave Gamboa is still in Peru, waiting to be sent to Colombia.

US citizens are warned about crime risks in popular travel areas.

Two suspects were seen in police custody after being accused of killing Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina.

A third suspect, María del Carmen González, was arrested in Colombia. She helped the group by moving stolen money.

The suspects are part of Los Goteros, a group that targets foreign tourists using dating apps.

Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina was contacted through a dating app before meeting people at a nightclub.

The group went to a hotel, where Gutierrez Molina and his coworker were drugged and robbed.

The group might have used a strong drug to make the victims helpless.

Gutierrez Molina was strangled, but his coworker survived.

The group is accused of murder after a history of arrests for meeting women online.

The group accessed Gutierrez Molina's bank accounts and stole his valuables.

The arrests came after a long international investigation.

The US, Colombia, and Peru worked together to catch the criminals and ensure tourist safety.

The US Embassy thanked the authorities in Colombia and Peru for their help.

A fugitive was caught in Jamaica and sent back to the US.

Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina was drugged, robbed, and killed in Medellín, Colombia.

Gutierrez Molina disappeared in March before his flight to Miami.

Friends said he shared his location before communication stopped, and he was reported missing.

Days later, authorities found a body near Jericó, which was later identified as Gutierrez Molina.

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Eric Fernando Gutierrez Molina, a 32-year-old flight attendant, was reported missing in Colombia.

American Airlines said they are heartbroken by the tragic passing of their colleague.

The company is supporting the family and helping Colombian law enforcement.

Authorities are checking if other tourists were victimized by the same group.

Fox News Digital's Alex Koch and Alex Nitzberg contributed to this report.

Stepheny Price is a writer at Fox News, focusing on crime stories and border security.