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Alleged Assassin of Pisco Non-Commissioned Officer PNP Was Transferred From Lima to the Crime Scene to Follow Proceedings

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Pisco's alleged assassin of non-commissioned officer PNP was transferred from Lima to Jorge Chávez Airport to follow procedures Source: RPP A citizen of Venezuelan nationality arrested in Lima for the death of non-commissioned officer PNP of second Carlos Núñez Pérez was transferred from Dirincri's headquarters in the Cercado de Lima to Jorge Chávez International Airport.In this regard, police colonel Carlos Morales, head of the Homicide Invest…
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He was transferred from Lima by air under a strong police contingent

·Lima, Peru
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Cae ‘Pelo de oro’, a Venezuelan who killed the police: he was shot when an officer guarded liquor store that was extortedOssine gestos with his fingers made the Venezuelan hit man when they transferred him to Pisco, where they investigated the murder by gunshots of a policeman, at the door of a liquor store, whose owner they extorted.José Gregorio Dumas Rodríguez (32), ‘Pelo de oro’, is accused of having shot PNP officer Carlos Núñez Pérez (30),…

Pisco's alleged assassin of non-commissioned officer PNP was transferred from Lima to Jorge Chávez Airport to follow procedures Source: RPP A citizen of Venezuelan nationality arrested in Lima for the death of non-commissioned officer PNP of second Carlos Núñez Pérez was transferred from Dirincri's headquarters in the Cercado de Lima to Jorge Chávez International Airport.In this regard, police colonel Carlos Morales, head of the Homicide Invest…

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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