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The president of the National Penitentiary Council (CNP), of the INPE, Javier Llaque Moya, led the mega security operation in which 1,354 penitentiary security agents participated and which included an exhaustive review of 68 prisons nationwide, to neutralize possible criminal actions. that could be brewing inside the prisons.
Llaque Moya reported that this type of operations will continue to be carried out to detect violations of prison security within the framework of Safe Prisons and gave a message to inmates to refrain from possessing prohibited objects and substances because they will be transferred. to other penalties that involve separating them from their families.
The operation began at 10:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 27, and from the Ancon 1 prison, the president of the CNP supervised the inspection of the various environments such as patios, passageways, cells, kitchens and also the body search of the inmates and internal, where the respective protocols were complied with. As a result of the security action at the national level, 31 cell phones, 12 cell phone batteries, 13 cell phone chargers, 2 cell phone memories, 10 chips, 16 headphones, 1,350 wrappers and 2,736 kets with substances that could be drugs, 133 knives were found. , 6 USB cables, 113 grams of drugs, among others.
Likewise, 15 inmates were found in possession of prohibited articles and/or substances, for whom the INPE will initiate an administrative disciplinary process that will possibly culminate in their transfer to a higher security prison center. The INPE will continue to carry out unexpected review operations in penitentiary establishments nationwide with the aim of contributing to the fight against organized crime and citizen insecurity.
