1,000 Britons were arrested for drug-related offences abroad last year

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Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
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Saturday, 26 January 2008

José Angel Mori Soto a.k.a. Shevaco

At approximately 3pm Wednesday afternoon, as José Angel Mori Soto a.k.a. Shevaco was entering a prison complex in downtown Lima to testify in a case involving drug kingpin Fernando Zevallos, he was shot in the neck two times by an unidentified man.
The assassin fled the scene after immediately jumping onto a motorcycle being driven by another man, similar to the murder of 34-year-old Jaime Enrique Caballero at a KFC restaurant in San Borja in September.


Drug traffickers are without a doubt responding and taking more of an offensive role, using hitmen, as is done in countries like Colombia and Mexico, affirmed Rospigliosi.
Iván Quispe, the prosecutor investigating the case against Fernando Zevallos and Jorge Chávez Montoya a.k.a. Polaco has stated that he is considering requesting protection from Peru's Ministry of the Interior.
All the prosecutors involved in the case need to be protected, said Justice Minster, Rosario Fernández.Drug traffickers have become more aggressive and begun to respond to the government's war on drugs in Peru, said analysts Fernando Rospigliosi and Ricardo Soberón, who believe the murder of a sicario (hitman) involved in the Fernando Zevallos case is "worrying".
Over 30 investigations have been carried out by the US Drug Enforcement Administration seeking to convict Fernando Zevallos.
In 2004, under the Foreign Narcotics Kingpin Designation Act, he was placed on the US list of drug kingpins, labeling him one of the top drug-traffickers in the world

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Sunday, 13 January 2008

Peruvian police seized 193 kg of cocaine

Peruvian police seized 193 kg of cocaine in an anti-drug operation in the southern province of Ica, the police announced Saturday.
The cocaine, packaged in 180 small bags with a market value of over 1 million U.S. dollars, was found in an empty bus Friday. The driver was arrested on the spot, said the police.
With an annual output of nearly 300 tons of cocaine, Peru, located in a drug producing area known as "the Silver Triangle" in South America, is the world's second largest cocaine producer after Colombia.

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Friday, 4 January 2008

Rachel Franklin

British woman has been arrested in Peru on suspicion of carrying cocaine in her luggage.Rachel Franklin stopped at Lima's Jorge Chavez Airport on Sunday evening as she attempted to board a flight to Madrid, allegedly with nearly 9lb (4kg) of the drug in her baggage.

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Thursday, 27 December 2007

A woman and two youths were detained

A woman and two youths were detained in Peru after the trio allegedly ingested capsules of cocaine and attempted to board an airplane to Argentina, a police official said Sunday.
The three were questioned at Lima's international airport Saturday night and taken to a nearby hospital, where they expelled capsules of cocaine, Police Gen. Miguel Hidalgo, director of the country's anti-drug unit, told The Associated Press.
Police declined to give the youth's ages or gender until an official report is completed, but radio reports said they were aged 15 and 17, and traveling with their 47-year-old mother.

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Wednesday, 19 December 2007

Vladimir Dimitrov Konstantinov

Police in Peru arrested a 38-years-old Bulgarian citizen at the international airport of Jorge Chávez with 12.97kg cocaine. Bulgarian Vladimir Dimitrov Konstantinov was to fly to Spain through Amsterdam, police said as quoted by EFE news agency. Konstantinov was arrested after sniffer dogs rushed to his luggage. When police officers opened his suitcases, they found the drugs divided in 13 packages, hidden between clothes

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