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National Police of Peruseized more than a thousand stolen mobile phones during the operation at 60 booths of four galleries located on the 8th block of Avenida. Saint John Miraflores in the area of the same name.
The stands, according to police, served as fronts to maintain or maintain equipment for selling stolen cell phones, as well as receiving cell phones stolen by criminals in the area.
In this regard, the head of the state security service of the National Police of Peru, General Ivan Lizzetti, indicated that at the moment in the department for crimes against Public service.
“Following the instructions of the Department of Internal Affairs and the command of the PPP, we carried out constant operations with the personnel of the department for crimes against the leadership and security of the state, with the support of the Dinois,” he said. RPP news.
“Cell phones found in the stands were reported by Osiptel as stolen and others of dubious provenance,” the PPP general added.
He mentioned that the method used was to block used or stolen cell phones for plagiarism and return a zero number to clean mobile equipment.
They then changed the IMEI to offer it for sale in the galleries. This is a crime against property.
“The seized computer equipment is designed specifically to capture or block cell phones. They will be important as evidence for the investigation,” Lizzetti told RPP Noticias.
The PNP general urged the public not to hesitate to file complaints about cell phone thefts and police surveillance of these informal cell phone buying and selling markets.
Source: RPP
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