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The Augustinian: 231 Cell Phones Are Found Stolen and Three Suspected Criminal Network Members Are Captured

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The National Police of Peru (PNP), belonging to the Terna Squadron, managed to capture three members of a criminal gang in a multi-family building in the district of El Agustino. Among those involved are two men and one woman in pregnancy.
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Police found 231 stolen cell phones in a house in El Agustino. The equipment was wrapped in aluminum foil to prevent GPS tracking.

In the context of the operations of the Unified Command, the Green Squadron of the National Police of Peru intervened in a building located in the district of El Augustino, where three people were arrested for their alleged association with the crime of reception. During the intervention, the troops seized 231 high and medium-range cell phones. As a result of the investigation, Jhon Carbajal Quispe (25), Cristhian Jaucha Navarro (25) and Mary Ca…

The National Police of Peru (PNP), belonging to the Terna Squadron, managed to capture three members of a criminal gang in a multi-family building in the district of El Agustino. Among those involved are two men and one woman in pregnancy.

·Lima, Peru
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Three people, two men and a pregnant woman, were also arrested in the police operation carried out in the Jorge Basadre jiron.

·Lima, Peru
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The PNP investigates the possible network dedicated to the collection and marketing of these equipment. It seeks to identify those responsible for the thefts and the possible departure of mobile phones abroad.

·Lima, Peru
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La República broke the news in Lima, Peru on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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