Peru Arrests Extortion Gang that Used Nazi Symbols to Sow Terror
- Police in Peru arrested five extortionists from Colombia and Venezuela on Tuesday in raids on homes in Lima and neighboring Huaral.
- The arrests followed investigations into a rising wave of gang violence and extortion rackets that use Nazi symbols to threaten victims.
- Authorities found weapons, explosives, and about 100 stickers depicting a Nazi eagle with a swastika, which the gang used to intimidate business owners and a judge.
- Police chief Juan Mundaca said they are investigating if these stickers match those posted on victims’ properties, while prosecutor Jose Silva confirmed the gang’s threats in Huaral.
- This case highlights Peru’s ongoing struggle with criminal gangs like Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua, which operate regionally and enforce extortion through violence and terror symbols.
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