Karen Julieth Ojeda Rodriguez, a glamorous Colombian assassin, known as “The Doll,” has been arrested.

She was arrested in connection with several murders, including the recent killing of her ex-boyfriend.

Karen Julieth Ojeda Rodriguez, 23, known to police by the alias ‘La Muñeca’, which translates to ‘The Doll’, and is considered a ‘dangerous hitwoman’ who is suspected of being the most feared assassin in Santander.

She is involved in a string of high-profile gang-related murd3rs in the municipality of Barrancabermeja, which are said to be carried out at the commands of the Los de la M gang, Libertad Digital, the Spanish language publication, reported Thursday.

Two other alleged accomplices were taken into custody at the same time as Rodriguez after police said that they seized high-grade weapons during their arrest operation.

‘With the capture of alias La Muñeca and alias Leopaldo, a period of calm has been created in the region,’ Lieutenant Colonel Mauricio Herrera told the outlet.

‘These arrests mark progress in the dismantling of criminal structures responsible for the recent homicides,’ he added.

Rodriguez is also accused of being in the midst of a career expansion, leading a small network of hitmen who have left the area in fear over their power.

Among her alleged victims was Deyvy Jesus, her ex-boyfriend, who was assassinated during an ambush in the rural area of Piedecuesta on July 23.

Jesus received a call from his ex-lover who begged to meet up for the purpose of solving a money-related dispute between the two of them. But he was gunned down and struck with several bullets from two men on motorcycles driving past, a hit allegedly ordered by Rodriguez herself.

During law enforcement’s operation, Rodriguez was captured along with a minor and another alias known as Leopoldo, both who allegedly took part in forming her criminal structure.

Intelligence sources claim she was a key figure in the organization that used high-caliber firearms and local connections to carry out their k!llings, the outlet reported.

Officers seized a revolver and a 9mm pistol during the operation, both of which were sent to ballistic analysis to determine whether or not they had been used in any recent murders.