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More than 4,000 Cell Phones Are Stolen Every Day but 32 Cases Are Reported: X-Ray of the Problem
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Compulsory use of distinctive vests will return in November: What results did it have the first time?Lima and Callao have been 17 times in a state of emergency in three yearsOn the first day of the state of emergency for civil security in Lima Metropolitana and Callao, a police contingent entered the Las Malvinas shopping center and seized 1,100 cell phones "of doubtful origin." However, the origin was clear, in at least 200 cases: stolen equipm…
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