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Wi-Fi antennas that allegedly provided an internet signal to the Lurigancho prison were removed during a mega-operation that included the municipal areas of Citizen Security and Inspection, together with the National Police, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Prevention Prosecutor's Office of Crime and National Penitentiary Institute (INPE).
The properties that had these antennas installed are located in the Palmeras II Family Group, an area that surrounds said penitentiary center on the south side. No owner put up any resistance.
Mayor Jesús Maldonado, from the early hours of this Friday, supervised the operation together with the Minister of Justice, Eduardo Arana Ysa, the president of the INPE, Javier Llaque, and PNP officers.
“We cannot allow prisoners to continue committing crimes from prison. For this reason, the municipality provides all its support to this type of operations, with security, with Supervision, to prevent further extortion and killing of our neighbors and people from other districts," said the mayor of San Juan de Lurigancho to the media. Communication.
In total, technicians from the Pachapaki company removed 6 antennas, from the same number of houses, that provided an internet signal in a radius of up to 10 kilometers, according to information from specialized personnel of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications.
In addition, personnel from the municipal area of ??Control, Operations and Sanctions (Inspection) initiated an administrative process to sanction these properties for installing a telecommunications structure without authorization.
The Minister of Justice, Eduardo Arana, indicated that these operations will continue "until insecurity is defeated" and warned that the next prison will be Castro Castro, always hand in hand with the municipality, PNP, INPE and all the agents involved in the subject.
Since the state of emergency began in the district, municipal Inspection and Citizen Security personnel participated in all joint actions at dawn with the PNP and the Armed Forces in the eight police stations of the district.
