Former official questions police death following massacre and kidnapping in Trujillo
A former official casts doubt on the death of a police officer that occurred following a massacre and kidnapping in Trujillo, citing military-style movements.
Former official suspects police crime following violent massacre in Trujillo
According to Google News PE — Crime, a former official has called into question the murder of a police officer recorded in Trujillo in the context of a massacre and a kidnapping. The source affirmed that the perpetrators "had military movements", which would suggest an unusual level of organisation among those responsible for the events.
The incident in Trujillo, a city in northern Peru, adds to a series of violent episodes that have shaken the region in recent times. The former official's statement suggests that the police officer's death was not fortuitous, but part of a precisely planned operation.
The authorities have not ruled out any line of investigation. The observation regarding the "military" nature of the attackers' movements has raised questions about the possible involvement of groups with specialised training in the violent events recorded in the area.
Source: Google News PE — Crime