Pamela Cabanillas, a young woman accused of cheating with fake tickets to a Daddy Yankee concert, has been detained in Spain.

Pamela Cabanillas Sanchez (18), a young woman accused of swindling hundreds of people in October 2022 with fake tickets to Daddy Yankee concerts was detained in Madrid’s Carabanchel district in Spain.

Arrest youngaccused of leading the Los K.R. de la Estafa”, came about after coordinated work between National Police of Peru and Interpol from Italy and Spain. PNP announced that it would provide more details on grab on average at 15:00 this Wednesday, March 1st.

On February 14, the judiciary ordered the arrest of Cabanillas nationally and internationally as an alleged perpetrator of aggravated fraud and others in the case of selling tickets to a concert of musical artists such as Daddy Yankee, Bad Bunny and others.

The order was issued after the request for pre-trial detention for a period of 18 months was found to be justified at the request of public service. The digital signature belongs to Maria del Carmen Lauya Mendez, Judge of the Ninth Criminal Pretrial Court of Lima, located in Iquitos.

million dollar scam

Cabanillas Sanchez could clone the Teleticket page to generate fake virtual tickets for various concerts, including one in Daddy Yankee, Morath, Coldplay, Bad Bunny and football matches. As he noted in an interview Panorama, last October, the fraud must have occurred between March and October 2022 and would have amounted to 85,957 soles.

The defendants offered tickets through social networks and assured that her father worked in Peruvian Association of Authors and Composers (APDAYC). Thus, he justified the low price he offered.

In addition, he met with his victims, presented identification documents, and drove them to his alleged home, earning their trust. After the transaction, she blocked the victims in order to avoid claims.

Crimes sane Pamela Cabanillas These are: fraud, identity theft and forgery of documents, for which the maximum punishment is provided in the form of imprisonment for 8, 4 and 5 years, respectively.

fugitive

Before arrest Pamela Cabanillas It was in Europe, between Italy and Spain. In early November, he tried to surrender to international authorities; however, she was released as she did not have a warrant for her arrest.

“I didn’t regret (surrendered). The European authorities did not receive me, they said that I did not have an arrest warrant, that it was only a blue alert to find out my whereabouts. where I lived and was kicked out of the police station. The same thing happened at the Peruvian consulate,” he said.

On November 17, she was arrested by the Spanish authorities for “stealing as a shopkeeper”, according to the then head of the anti-fraud department DirinkriManuel Cruz.

But on December 3, she was released, as it was considered a “misdemeanor.”