Peru moved 30 gang-linked inmates out of its Trujillo prison after a riot killed three. What the move means for extortion, travellers and the crackdown.
In coordination with the Unified Command, the National Penitentiary Institute (INPE) transferred 30 inmates considered to be highly dangerous from Trujillo prison, among whom were members of criminal organizations such as Los Pulpos, La Jauría and Chicago Bulls. The displacement was led by the specialized staff of the Special Operations Group (GOES) of INPE, which developed the transfer under strong security measures and as part of the measures …