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Venezuelan apprehended for selling disabilities and medical certificates

After a raid in San Francisco, a man of Venezuelan nationality was apprehended with alleged drugs. In the place, Minsa documents were also located, such as notebooks of Medical Assistance Certificates, Disability Certificates, Prescription Forms, Certificates of Good Health and Vaccination Cards.

At the time of the diligence, a stamp belonging to a General Physician was also seized, who maintains a complaint for the crime against Economic Heritage in the form of Theft.

According to investigations, this 26-year-old man was allegedly engaged in selling disabilities and medical certificates illegally, for which he was transferred to the competent authorities for the corresponding procedure.

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