Tren de Aragua Division Chief Fall: How the Mega-Operation That Disrupted a Criminal Gang and Rescued 80 Trafficking Victims Was Carried Out | National Police of Peru | National Police of Peru | PNP | Human Trafficking | crime | lime

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Its alleged leader, Venezuelan citizen Yomar Jose Delgado Palacios, known as “Nino,” was captured when he tried to escape by jumping from the fourth floor of his home in San Juan de Luricancho. He is currently hospitalized and his condition is stable. Authorities arrested 23 other alleged gang members, including Nino’s accomplice, Ysmit Adriana Cabargas Castano.

The mega-operation began on Wednesday night and ended in the early hours of Thursday, October 5, and the Third Preparatory Trial Court’s Judicial Resolution No. dated October 2, 2023. Answered to 01. It was carried out in the districts of Lima. Luricancho’s San Juan, Villa María del Trinfo, Los Olivos and Independencia, as well as in the cities of Paijan (La Libertad), Tarapoto (San Martín), Cajabamba (Cajamarca) and Sala (Arequipa).

Likewise, the interventions of the police officers and the prosecutor’s office were stopped within the Luricanjo, Ancon I and Challapalka prison institutions.

According to the tax investigation, Allian Dynasty has been operating in our country since October 2022. Meanwhile, the National Police puts it a little further back, since its criminal activities have occurred permanently in Peru since 2021.

On the other hand, authorities report that this criminal organization, it is a division In addition to Peru, Tren de Aragua will expand its operational networks to Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Chile, Mexico and the United States. In our territory, it will be in Loreto, Junin, Arequipa, Mokugua and La Libertad.

Operating system from band

Members of the Alaion dynasty criminal organization are being investigated for crimes against human dignity – sexual exploitation derived from human trafficking. Taking advantage of the vulnerable position of many women, these individuals recruited them from countries such as Venezuela and Colombia and tricked them into Peru.

The trips and transfers are clearly financed by their traffickers, who retain and sexually exploit them under the pretext of having a “loan” to them. Each victim was forced to pay a sort of ‘contribution’ for the use of the plaza (sexual exploitation area), so-called “accommodation”, clothes, condoms and hotel.

Women who refused to pay this ‘quota’ or did not show any kind of resistance were violated to the extent of being threatened and killed. Likewise, they were relocated or forced to rotate in different areas and squares to avoid authorities identifying and rescuing them.

Dinastía Alayon, a criminal organization allegedly responsible for kidnappings, extortion and murders against businessmen and health professionals, is also being investigated. As the investigation progresses, he will have the support of seasoned and experienced criminals in prisons in Peru and abroad.

Police were also able to identify so-called “payment accounts”. Through them, the criminal gang extorted money.

80 women were rescued

The mega-operation also allowed for the rescue of 80 women who were victims of human trafficking who were forced to stay in sexual exploitation sites run by this criminal network.

They were recovered from the following areas: Plaza Pro (Los Olivos), Plaza Norte (SMP), María Auxiliadora (SJM), Plaza Huandoy (SMP), San Martín (SJL). Also, the police have identified at least 180 women who were sexually exploited in these 5 places.

A total of 38 ammunitions including 25 AKM, 10 parabellum pistol and 380N short were seized by the police. Also, 7,230 soles and several packets of ganja were seized.

524 members of the National Police, 108 police vans and more than 68 prosecutors from the Office of the Special Prosecutor Against Organized Crime (Fecor) participated in the mega-operation. Prosecutor Cesar Chang in charge of the Office of the Second Special Prosecutor Against Organized Crime – Group 4 and Coordinating Prosecutor Jorge Chavez Cotrina were present.

Arrests and searches

In relation to those arrested, a total of 24 members of the National Police Criminal Unit were said to be: 20 in Lima, 2 in Arequipa, one in La Libertad and one in San Martin. 8 others were caught in the fatal delicto.

Arrested:

1. Daniel Alberto Barrios Lira (a) is the best of Daniel Alberto Barrios
2. Jefferson Abraham Gonzalez Rodriguez (a) “Jefferson”
3. Pedro José Madrid Gonzales (a) “Pedrito”
4. Marco Antonio Gonzalez Arag (a) “Cell”
5. Javier Eduardo Gómez Baca (a) “Javier”
6. Luis Antonio Briceño Briceño (a) “Luis”.
7. Jeanyelbert Alexander Lamar Patiño (a) “Cabezón”
8. Ulises Irving Sanchez (a) “Jack”
9. Reynaldo Jose Mijares Rios (a) “Little Bear”
10. Yomar Jose Delgado Palacios (a) “Child”
11. Adriana Yesmith Cabargas Castano (a) “Adriana”
12. Luis Reddy Reyes Vargas (a) “Rabbit”,
13. Greizon Alexander Urdaneta Delgado (a) “Greyzon”.
14. Amilkelis Carolina Peniche Marino (a) “Amilkelis
15. Yolfrailis Antonia Ysturiz Verastegui (a) “Ambar”.
16. Sheral Vijay Vasquez Castillo (a) “Sheral”.
17. Henry Torres Castro (a) “Jerry”.
18. Diego Aaron Torres Fernandez (a) “Aaron
19. Judith Milagros Alvarez Paredes (a) “La China”
20. Angel Enrique Rodriguez Jaspe Jaspe (a) “Angel”
21. CAROLE STEPHANIE GONZALEZ VILLAMONTE
22. Carmen Rosa Villamonte Gomez
23. Ronald Jose Sandoval Flores
24. (a) Catalina

The judiciary has decided to remand the arrested for 15 days. On the other hand, 42 tests were conducted: 26 in the capital, 9 in Cajamarca, 5 in Arequipa and 2 in San Martin.