🇵🇪Detienen a teniente del Ejército peruano por vender municiones a criminales ecuatorianos
Christian Jheyson Revilla Barzola, de 28 años y teniente del Ejército, está imputado por ser el presunto facilitador del abastecimiento de 4.000 municiones de uso militar, calibre 5.56 milímetros, para redes criminales que operan en la frontera con Ecuador.
Según la PNP, las provisiones estaban destinadas a Los Choneros y a Los Tiguerones, dos grupos que antes formaban una misma organización
🇵🇪Detienen a teniente del Ejército peruano por vender municiones a criminales ecuatorianos
Christian Jheyson Revilla Barzola, de 28 años y teniente del Ejército, está imputado por ser el presunto facilitador del abastecimiento de 4.000 municiones de uso militar, calibre 5.56 milímetros, para redes criminales que operan en la frontera con Ecuador.
Según la PNP, las provisiones estaban destinadas a Los Choneros y a Los Tiguerones, dos grupos que antes formaban una misma organización
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