Police Chief says that using GPS in the 'chest' would create the risk of an attack

The controversy over the alleged use of the presidential vehicle in the Vladimir Cerrón’s escape continues and, now, the commanding general of the Police, Victor Zanabriadefended that this does not have GPS.

According to the head of the PNP, if the well-known ‘chest’ had installed the Global Positioning Systemthat would put the president’s life at risk, as it would expose her to a potential attack against her.

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“What is prioritized is the security of the president, not the collective interest of the activities because, in the end, all of these are visible: we know where he is going, where he is coming from and where he is leaving,” said the commander.

In that context, Victor Zanabria explained to the media that “we cannot give the location (of the presidential vehicle) in real time, where it is, because that would be a risk of attack (for Dina Boluarte)”.

Despite these statements by the commander general of the Policethe Congress of the Republic continues to investigate the alleged irregular use that would have been given to the ‘chest’ in an alleged aid to Vladimir Cerron.

Finally, the head of the PNP He added that it is the Minister of the Interior, Juan José Santiváñez, who is in charge of approving the request of the non-commissioned officer, Félix Montalvo, former driver of the ‘cofre’ to testify before Parliament.

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