Evidence. Ayacucho prosecutor, Karen Obregón, obtained the records of the withdrawal of weapons from the Second Wari Infantry Brigade, which identifies the names of the troops who received the weapon on December 15, the day ten people died.
Prosecutor Karen Obregón Ubaldo obtained records of the distribution of Galil rifles to officers, non-commissioned officers, technicians and soldiers who participated in the repression of the demonstrations on December 15 in ayacucho. The records contribute to the identification of the probable perpetrators of the shots that caused the death of ten civilians.
as reported The Republic, the Second Infantry Brigade delivered to the Ayacucho prosecutor the list of military personnel who took to the streets the day of the bloody events. Of the total 218 troops deployed, 61 of them were distributed in patrols 1, 2, 10, 16, 18 and 19, in whose geographical areas of action the ten people received fatal bullet wounds.
He Army has provided the prosecutor with the identification of the uniformed men who made up the six patrols and to which units they belonged. Karen Obregón intervened at the headquarters of the Second Infantry Brigade to collect the logbooks of the rifles that these soldiers used on December 15.
To determine who used Galil rifles, the prosecution evaluates having the expert opinion of the weapon. The defense of the victims informed this newspaper that they will ask prosecutor Karen Obregón for an expert opinion on the weapons that were used on December 15, to determine who used their rifles.
The defense indicated that the witnesses and the wounded of the violent day of Thursday, December 15 they have handed over to the prosecutor obregon the casings of the projectiles fired by the military, to help identify the perpetrators of the shots, for which a ballistic expertise is necessary.
