Prosecutors demand preliminary arrest of alleged financiers of Lima mobilization

The State Ministry requested confirmation this Wednesday provisional arrest for a period of seven days against Yanet Navarro Flores And Kirill Khara Mamanicitizens accused of alleged financiers social mobilization against the government of Dina Boluarte and the Congress registered in city ​​of Lima.

On your Twitter account prosecution clarified that the preventive measure would guarantee the development of the investigation and determine the duties Navarro Flores And Jara Mamani in anti-government protests.

National Coordinator of the Specialized Prosecutors for Combating Organized CrimeJorge Chavez CotrinaYesterday, on Tuesday, a demand was put forward for the preliminary arrest of both citizens.

“The competent court has been asked to approve these people for seven days of pre-trial detention so that a comprehensive investigation can be carried out to help determine the responsibility of those allegedly involved,” a spokesman for the public ministry said at a press conference.

Both have been interfered with by more than SGD 4200 in cashas well as pads, notebooks and handwritten sheets with notes on the amounts, names and phone numbers of people who would come from different regions to participate in the demonstrations.

Commanding General of the PNP, Raul Alfaro Alvaradospecified that the arrest operation coincided with intelligence reports that warned of a possible takeover of the Jorge Chavez airport or any attack on its facilities.

The PNP has intervened in the case of two individuals who will be investigated for allegedly financing demonstrations.

PPP General Jorge Luis Castillo Vargas, head of the Callao police station, said on Tuesday the capture of two men who the agency said were allegedly funding marches in Lima.

Both have been identified as Yanet Navarro Flores and Cirilo Hara Mamaniwho intervened among the protesters trying to get to the Jorge Chavez International Airport in Callao.

Yanet Navarro Floreswho announced his arrival in the capital from Andahualas, had a backpack with him C/ 1,916.50in addition to a notebook and a notebook with records of household supplies in 61 people. Judging by the records, the money was for lunch, breakfast and transfers to various points in Lima, as well as Ica and Piura.

According to National Policethe detainee also carried a pamphlet calling on the people of San Juan de Lurigancho to join the demonstrations against the government of President Dina Boluarte.

“This money is supposed to pay for people coming to Lima to carry out these violent demonstrations against the forces of law and order and cause property damage. We are in the process of investigating,” PPP head Jorge Luis Castillo Vargas said. Callao Police District, in press statements.

From my side, Jara Mamani, a native of Cuzco, had a total of S/. 2,330 when he was intervened by the Callao police station. The man also had a backpack containing a piece of paper with a list of people to whom, according to the document, he was to personally deliver the S/400.

“So far we have not found any records, but we are in the investigative process, and information has been requested from INPE, the judiciary and the prosecutor’s office,” the police said.

The police chief of Callao said that the interveners were under investigation for an alleged serious crime of disturbing the peace.