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El Augustino: Police Rescue the Kidnapped Businessman Who Demanded S/100 Thousand for His Release

Summary by Diario Correo
After an operation marked by a crossfire in the Fernando Noriega passage, seven Venezuelan citizens were arrested. The rescued businessman is stable.
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On Monday, Peruvian National Police officers managed to rescue an entrepreneur who was deprived of his liberty for several hours in the district of El Augustino. The operation, based on prior intelligence work, was carried out in the human settlement Aceenta Baja, where the authorities broke into order to safeguard the integrity of the victim, for whose release the payment of 100,000 soles was demanded. The police deployment culminated in the ar…

·Lima, Peru
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El Augustino: Puente Nuevo recovers order and improves traffic in Via de EvitamentoLa Victoria: they identify a woman who was maniacated and burned in garbage In an effective intervention, the police rescued a businessman who had been kidnapped early in the morning and was kept in a house in the human settlement Ancieta Baja, in the district of El Agustino.The agents arrived to the house where they held the businessman and faced one of the crimi…

The Peruvian National Police (PNP) rescued a businessman who was being held hostage in a building in the district of El Agustino and arrested seven people, including men and women, who would be involved in the incident.

After an operation marked by a crossfire in the Fernando Noriega passage, seven Venezuelan citizens were arrested. The rescued businessman is stable.

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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