Driver Is Burned to Death After Attacking His Minivan While Sleeping in Los Olivos
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Three subjects allegedly sprayed fuel and set fire to the unit when the victim rested in the rear seats. Family members claimed that the driver was paying quotas.
The driver was resting inside the unit when three subjects would have arrived to spray it with fuel and set it on fire. Transporters denounced an alleged quota charge on the same route.
A collective driver was killed in Los Olivos, Lima, early in the morning of September 28, 2026. The attack, carried out by three subjects, left the victim burned in his minivan.
Venezuelan driver rested inside his vehicle before starting his day when three subjects would have reached the whereabouts of Primera de Pro and set fire to the unit. His companions claim that they pay S/40 weekly to ‘Los Mexicanos’.
A carrier of Venezuelan nationality, identified as Pedro Vega, died on fire in the early morning after unknown men set fire to his minivan, stationed a few meters from Pro’s First whereabouts, in the district of Los Olivos. According to first reports, three subjects descended from a polarized moon vehicle and threw stones at the CIA-595 minivan. Subsequently, they sprayed gasoline on the unit and provoked the fire before fleeing aboard the van. …
His colleagues reported that the criminal gang ‘Los Mexicanos’ demanded S/40 weekly. The criminals sent pictures of the attack on WhatsApp and threatened to kill another driver.
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