US EditionEl Augustino: PNP Rescues Two Young People Kidnapped in Lodging and Detains Six Involved
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News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today Five Venezuelan men and a Peruvian were arrested as suspects of being part of a gang of kidnappers in El Augustino, Peru. The operation of the National Police allowed the rescue of two young people who were being held in an accommodation in the area. Among the detainees is the administrator of the establishment, who would have allowed the place to function as a center of operations of the crimin…
Crisis in the UNFV: Students demand solutions to non-compliances (GALERÍA)PNP dismantles two criminal gangs linked to homicides and extortions in the small northThe Peruvian National Police released two young people who were still kidnapped in a lodging in the district of El Agustino and arrested six persons allegedly linked to the crime, including the administrator of the establishment.The operation was executed by officers of the Santoyo polic…
El Augustino: Band Linked to the "Tren De Aragua" Falls After Kidnapping of Two Peruvian Businessmen
A police intervention in El Agustino ended with the capture of seven alleged members of a criminal gang related to the "Tren de Aragua", including five Venezuelan citizens, a woman, and a Peruvian citizen who managed the accommodation where the victims were kidnapped. The action was achieved thanks to rapid coordination with relatives of the affected businessmen.
Rubén Alejandro ‘N’, 21 years old, and Alexander Didier ‘N’, 20 years old, were linked to the process for their alleged responsibility in crimes against a 21-year-old young man, in events that occurred in Hermosillo, Sonora. The Attorney General's Office of the State of Sonora (Fgjes) obtained the link to the process against the individuals for what happened between Sunday 15 and Monday 16 June in the capital of Sonora, which resulted in the cri…
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