| Teófilo Rodríguez | |
| Birth Date: | August 16, 1971 |
| Birth Place: | Porlamar, Venezuela |
| Birth Name: | Teófilo Alfredo Rodríguez Cazorla |
| Death Place: | Porlamar, Venezuela |
| Charge: | Drug trafficking, murder, theft |
| Penalty: | 11 years in prison |
| Status: | Dead |
| Imprisoned: | San Antonio Prison (2003–2014) |
Teófilo Rodríguez Cazorla nicknamed "El Conejo" (Rabbit) (Porlamar, Isla de Margarita, August 16, 1971 – January 24, 2016)[1] was a Venezuelan criminal, known for being the leader of the cartel called "Tren del Pacífico" (Train Pacific)[2] and San Antonio Prison in Venezuela.[3] [4]
El Conejo was born in Porlamar, Venezuela. As a child, he worked as a messenger for family, while his mother worked as a maid. Teófilo kept his messenger job to adulthood. It was during his time as a messenger when he began performing his early work as a drug trafficker.
At the time he was there and after position as the head of the prison, made a number of changes and constructions that drew international attention; pool, animals, church, boxing ring, restaurants, disco, rooms, among other facilities, over 150 firearms and large quantities of drugs within the prison compound.[5]
On January 24, 2016, Teófilo was at a nightclub in Porlamar. On leaving the site, Teófilo and his companions were attacked with firearms when they were in a Toyota Corolla car. "El Conejo" was taken to a hospital, but died hours later as a result of gunshot wounds.