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Trujillo: Prosecutor's Office Requests Arrests for Kidnapping of Jenss Lara and Murder of Four Companions · Global Voices

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The Prosecutor's Office requested the arrest of those investigated for the kidnapping of Jenss Lara Tantaquilla and the murder of her four companions in Trujillo.
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The Judiciary suspended the 36-month pretrial hearing against 'Jhonsson Pulpo', and twelve others investigated for the kidnapping of Jenss Lara and the murder of four people in Trujillo.

The Prosecutor's Office requested the arrest of those investigated for the kidnapping of Jenss Lara Tantaquilla and the murder of her four companions in Trujillo.

·Lima, Peru
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During the pretrial detention hearing of 'Jhonsson Pulpo', the Public Prosecutor's Office exposed a video found on a cell phone showing the regulation and attack on the entrepreneur and his companions.

·Lima, Peru
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Jhonsson Smith Cruz Torres is identified by the Prosecutor's Office as an alleged intellectual author, while others involved are investigated for their possible involvement in the violent attack on 30 August.

The 19-year-old is identified as one of the five captured by the violent attack that left four dead and the abduction of a mining businessman on August 30

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
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