“Jhonsson Pulpo” Coordinated the Kidnapping of Businessman in Trujillo
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Mining entrepreneur Jenss Lara Tantaquilla, kidnapped last August 30, recounts his experience with criminals posing as PNP agents.
During his captivity, Jenss Lara Tantaquilla was manipulated in an unventilated enclosure, with a reinforced metal door and limited access, evidence that was found by the police.
PNP agents seized police clothing, bulletproof vests and weaponry in a building that would have served as a lair to the criminal gang involved in the kidnapping of the businessman and the subsequent bloody crime in La Libertad.
Police discovered in Trujillo an underground room with armored steel door and digital key where the kidnappers held businessman Jenss Lara captive for 36 hours.
Gabriel Mendocilla Gómez, who also fell in Bolivia, revealed that the leader of ‘Los Pulpos’ was in communication with the kidnappers of businessman Jenss Lara.
The leader of “Los Pulpos” ordered that his fingers be cut off from the victim if they did not pay ransom.
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