Retirement Military Who Offered Work in Russia! It Is Investigated for Capturing Peruvians and Leading Them to War: One Died
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Pocho Pinto was arrested on suspicion of recruiting Peruvians to Russia with false promises of employment. The 54-year-old is being investigated for the alleged crime of aggravated human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation, in connection with the death of Julio Salazar and three other Peruvian citizens.
The Prosecutor's Office obtained a seven-day preliminary detention order against Pocho Pinto, who is being investigated for alleged aggravated human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation. According to the investigation, he offered security jobs with salaries of US$2,300 per month.
The Peruvian National Police (PNP) arrested Pocho Pinto, who is under investigation for allegedly recruiting Peruvians with false job offers to take them to Russia. According to the Prosecutor's Office, he also offered a $20,000 bonus and the possibility of obtaining Russian citizenship.
The Peruvian judiciary ordered seven days of preliminary detention for Pocho Pinto (54), who is being investigated for the alleged crime of aggravated human trafficking for the purpose of labor exploitation, to the detriment of Julio Salazar, who died during the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, and three other Peruvian citizens. The measure was obtained by the Lima North Specialized Corporate Provincial Prosecutor's Office for Human Traffic…
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