National Police agents arrested in Madrid a fugitive on the list of most wanted people in Peru for crimes against public health. In 2015, he used two compatriots to try to send 206 bags of cocaine hidden among craft products in two suitcases from Peru to Spain. Since his arrival in Spain, the person indicted had changed his residence as well as his last name to make his detection more difficult by the authorities.
Two suitcases containing cocaine
The events for which the fugitive was wanted occurred in 2015, when, in coordination with her sister, through instant messaging, she captured and used two other defendants to transport two suitcases filled with 104 and 102 plastic bags, weighing almost 10 kilos, with cocaine. hidden among the handicrafts and clothing.
These events motivated Peruvian authorities to issue an international detention order against the person currently detained for crimes against public health, including him on the list of most wanted fugitives in Peru.
Other name, other residence
After learning of the request from Interpol, National Police agents began investigations to find her, verifying that the fugitive had left Peru for Spain in 2014, without any movement to return to her country. origin has not been recorded.
Through investigations and searches, a woman was detected in Madrid, who partly coincided with the information they had about the fugitive, but with different surnames. Investigators’ investigation discovered that she was the person they were looking for, but she had reverted to her maiden name and lost her husband’s name to avoid detection during her flight and stay in Spain.
Once they managed to associate the two names available to the fugitive, the agents set up a surveillance system near her home. So, when the fugitive left her home and investigators were able to recognize her, they arrested her.
