Diario El Periodiquito – Relief of 12 Venezuelan victims of sex trafficking in Peru

A total of 15 women were released, including three minors

Peruvian police rescued 15 women, including three underage women, who were in the hands of a sex trafficking network that recruited innocent migrants. It has been learned that 12 of these women are of Venezuelan descent, including two of the minors, and the rest of the Colombian nationality.

In a statement issued Wednesday night by the police authorities of Peru, it was learned that the victims were captured at Bogotá they were paid a ticket to Peru evaluated at 300 dollars supposed and then to Lima they were required to pay 1,000 dollars for which they were threatened and forced to prostitute themselves.

Agents against human trafficking and smuggling of migrants conducted two simultaneous operations in the districts of Lima The Victoria and San Martín de Porres

After the 39 intervention, 12 Venezuelans and three Colombians were found, three of whom were minors and one was five months pregnant.

Police arrested the Venezuelans Juan Martínez Miara and Keily Castro Figuera, as well as the American Manolo Cabrera who was threatening women.

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