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Prosecutor Chávez Cotrina on Kidnapping in Trujillo: “We Have to Do a Reengineering of Police Intelligence”
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Jenss Lara, a businessman kidnapped in Trujillo, is the holder of a 200-hectare mining concession in Pataz and was under fiscal investigation in 2020.
·Lima, Peru
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Police captured five ‘pulls’ implicated in the crime that haunted the City of the Eternal Spring.
The coordinator against Organized Crime notes the shortage of tactical resources in the police and the infiltration of organized mafias within the institutions of administration of justice.
·Lima, Peru
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Prosecutor Jorge Chávez Cotrina asked for caution in attributing responsibility to the detainees, since there is still no "solid evidence, of scientific quality, to prove this." He also indicated that the videos show that those responsible "have military bearing."
·Lima, Peru
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