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Jasmine Pinedo Suffers the Theft of Her iPad and Asks to Be Returned: “There Were Nice Pictures”

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Jasmín Pinedo reported that they stole a suitcase from the car in which his iPad was, with photos and valuables. The driver sent a message to the thief: “Friend, if you’re looking at me, give me back the iPad. There were nice pictures and several things were lost.” The theft happened recently and affected personal memories that he shared with his daughter Calessi.
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In the midst of his show 'More Shows', Jazmín Pinedo was surprised to make unthinkable live announcement and asked criminals after suffering unexpected theft with his family.

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The driver reported the theft of a suitcase from her vile car, where she kept an iPad with personal photos.

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Jasmín Pinedo reported that they stole a suitcase from the car in which his iPad was, with photos and valuables. The driver sent a message to the thief: “Friend, if you’re looking at me, give me back the iPad. There were nice pictures and several things were lost.” The theft happened recently and affected personal memories that he shared with his daughter Calessi.

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Jasmín Pinedo reported that he was a victim of crime following the theft of a suitcase he left inside his vehicle. The television driver revealed with concern that his iPad was in the luggage with valuable memories and family photos. Faced with what happened, he sent a public message to the person in charge asking him to return the device.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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