Jenss Lara: Father of Mining Entrepreneur Kidnapped in Trujillo Denies PNP Help in His Release
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Ernesto Álvarez indicated that the version comes from preliminary information from PNP Intelligence. The businessman would have stayed in the middle of two criminal organizations operating in La Libertad.
Eleuterio Lara, father of the kidnapped businessman Jenss Lara Tantaquilla, stated that his family did not pay any ransom to the criminal organization ‘Los Pulpos’ for the release of his son in Trujillo, La Libertad region, and that his efforts were thanks to a friend of his.
Pico a Pico analyzes the kidnapping in Trujillo, clarifies that there was no police operation and that the family paid the ransom.
Eleuterio Lara López stated that she did not receive any help from the police to have her son Jenss Lara back.
Eleuterio Lara L fish assures that the Polic did not intervene in the rescue of his son and that it was the relatives themselves who made the arrangements. In addition, it insinuates that they are effective to be colluded with the attackers.
Eleuterio Lara, father of the kidnapped businessman, reported that the criminal organization Los Pulpos was responsible for this act, for which they asked for five million dollars; however, he pointed out that thanks to the management of a third party they achieved their freedom.
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