SMP: National police eliminated a gang engaged in large-scale falsification of documents

The Peruvian National Police (PNP) dismantled this Friday a criminal group engaged in large-scale falsification of documents in the area of ​​San Martin de Porres.

Two actors intervened in the intervention of a criminal group called the Forgers of San Martin de Porres.

Paul Alberto Chavez Tallumpo (47) and Jesus Fernando Valenzuela (49) were defeated when they tried to hand out 100 medical certificates.

Colonel PNP José Cruz, head of the Dirincri Fraud Investigation Unit, gave details of the intervention and clarified the documents found.

The main center for forgery of documents

“In Valdivieso’s urbanization San Martin de Porres We managed to find a wide range of documents, including 125 medical certificates, 500 training certificates, 240 international vaccination certificates, approximately more than a thousand SOATs from various companies, as well as holograms of medical certificates, stencil plates, all fees and machines for falsifying important public and private documents,” the police said.

After the intervention of the police, one of those involved in the case confessed that the main center for the production, finishing and distribution of forged documents was located in North Lima.

Two cars, a computer, a laptop, two printers, racks, prints, various bank checks and other falsified documents were found at the scene.

The subjects were transferred to the Main Directorate of Criminal Investigation for further investigation of the case.

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