Interpol: Pamela Cabanillas could arrive in Peru within two to three months for trial

He General Carlos Lopez, head of Interpolit was estimated that within two to three months, young Pamela Cabanillas would be transferred to Peru to participate in the processes that were opened for defrauding thousands of people with fake tickets to Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny concerts.

Lopez specified that after the woman’s capture, she must go through legal procedures in Spain before the extradition request, approved by the Peruvian justice system, is finalized.

“The next procedure is an identity verification hearing, in which the judge questions the detainee, indicating whether she is going to agree to the extradition process. If the answer is yes, move to simplified extradition. This means that within two to three months this person will already be in our country for trial,” he said. RPP.

According to Interpol, Pamela Cabanillas She was captured in Madrid after surveillance by the Spanish police and technological tracking through her social media.

“This capture took place after close coordination with the Spanish and Italian police. Today at 13:00 (Spanish time), a young fugitive was arrested in one of the districts of Madrid. She has an international arrest warrant,” he said.

Pamela Cabanillas is under investigation for impersonation, usurpation under aggravating circumstances, forgery of documents. In Spain, there are also criminal proceedings for theft.

The case of tickets

Cabanillas Sanchez could have cloned the Teleticket page to create fake virtual tickets for various concerts including Bad Bunny, Daddy Yankee and Coldplay. As he pointed out in an interview with Panorama last October, these scams could have occurred between March and October 2022 and would have amounted to 85,957 sols.

She met with her victims, produced an identity document, and drove them to her intended home, earning their trust. After the transaction, she blocked the victims in order to avoid claims.

In early November, Pamela Cabanillas herself 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.