Sucamec Destroyed More than 5,000 Firearms Seized in Police Operations
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Minister César Astudillo pointed out that the measure is a step against crime, moving weapons to a steel company to create recreational structures, supported by the US and the MAG organization.
The Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, said that neither the PNP nor the Armed Forces need this weapon, so he considered it necessary to destroy it to prevent it from being used again.
The Minister of the Interior, César Astudillo, reported that this armament is not required by either the PNP or the FF.AA. so it is important to eliminate them to prevent them from being used again.
As part of the Government's actions against organized crime, the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter) and the Peruvian National Police (PNP) presided over the presentation and mass destruction of more than 5300 illegal firearms seized nationwide, in an activity carried out at the Dinoes headquarters in the district of Ate. In total, 5384 firearms used by criminals were confiscated in anti-crime operations in Peruvian territory. Subsequently, with…
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