The Third Unipersonal Court of Tacna in charge of the judge Eloy Ordoño Mamani sentenced to four years in prison and a civil compensation of S / 300 to Wilfredo Cconovilca Wincho (31)from Huancavelica, for a crime against the public administration (improper possession of a cell phone) to the detriment of the State (Inpe).
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Wilfredo Cconovilca He has been in the Tacna men’s prison since August 2017, after being intervened by the PNP as a member of a criminal organization made up of a family clan from which about 42 kilos of cocaine hydrochloride were seized.
He was caught in the toilet
According to the accusation of the prosecutor Luis Sotomayor Saavedra, Cconovilca was surprised at 9 a.m. on March 29 in the workshop bathroom and handicrafts from the penitentiary establishment with a black Samsung cell phone with IMEI 353459/08/639060165.
The defendant later stated that that day he was picking up the bathroom papers from the floor, since it was his turn to clean, and he picked up a toilet paper wrapper where the cell phone was hidden and an Inpe agent entered. His version did not convince the authorities and Judge Ordoño indicated that the sentence imposed will expire at the end of January 2025.
Intervened with drugs in 2017
According to the PNP, on August 6, 2017, Dirandro Lima personnel went to the Pozo Redondo toll booth at kilometer 61 of the Costanera highway and seized the Toyota Yaris car driven by Sergio Cconovilca Wincho and in the company of Alfredo Cconovilca Pérez, and the van Toyota Hilux with license plate C2S-710 driven by Sergio Cconovilca Vilcatoma, who was with Timoteo Cconovilca Vilcatoma, Cyntia Chanca Reza and Wilfredo Cconovilca Wincho.
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After a vehicle search, in the fuel tank of the truck was found 38 “brick” type packages with 41 kilos 726 grams of cocaine hydrochloride.
According to Law 29867, a prison sentence of 8 to 15 years is also applied to anyone who possesses a firearm, knife, ammunition or explosive in a prison.
