Chorrillos: nine people participated in the operation against the janitors

A total of nine people were operated on after the operation. Municipality of Chorrillos and National Police against the services of windshield wipers. Five of them were arrested at the intersection of Defensores del Morro and Grau Avenues in Chorrillos. In this area, a 30 cm knife was seized from one of the test subjects.

Four more people were detained in other districts of the district. All detainees were handed over to the police department for trial as there were reports of drivers being threatened for not accepting the service. This was stated by Assistant Inspection Manager Roland Gio of RPP Noticias..

“We simultaneously visited five critical points that were identified and where the people who did the work of the windshield wipers installed themselves. We have had reports that these entities wanted to intimidate drivers because they forced them to use the service. intends to intensify this type of operation in order to eradicate 100% and establish the principle of power in our area,” the official said. Chorrillo.

Surco officially announced the ban on services

The Municipality of Santiago de Surco, by Mayoral Decree No. 08-2023-MSS, published in the official gazette El Peruano, announced a ban on “ambulatory activities of washing windshields and other activities on public roads” in the said area.

The measure specifies that owners who carry out or allow third parties to wash their cars on the streets of Surco will be fined. According to the table of offenses, “carrying out commercial activities on public roads without the permission of the municipality” (windshield wipers and vehicle washers) will be considered a serious offense and will result in a fine of 35% of one Tax unit (UND)which is equivalent to S/1732.50.

While “the owner for performing or allowing third parties to wash their vehicle on public roads”, this would be considered a minor offense and would carry a fine of 10% of one ITUi.e. S/495.

This service ban came after José Alberto Giron Holder, a 22-year-old Venezuelan, killed a taxi driver named Jean Marco Caro at the intersection of Grau and Abancay Avenues in central Lima because he refused to give him 50 cents for cleaning. windshield of your car.

The First Court of Preliminary Investigation, Transit and Traffic Safety Court of Lima sentenced the Venezuelan national windshield wiper to eight months of pre-trial detention.