Piura: Colombian Man Killed – News & Updates

Piura: They beat a Colombian to death

The population residing in the northeastern sector of Castilla for the discovery of the body of a foreign citizen with a shattered skull on the road near the Pampas de Castilla settlement. Based on the scene found at the scene, it is a homicide that the Police are exhaustively investigating.

It was 9:30 in the morning yesterday, when residents passing through the area saw the body of a resident who does not reside in the area. Intrigued by the crime via telephone, they immediately notified the Tacalá Police Station.

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THE POLICE ARRIVES

A group of agents, under the command of the captain of the National Police, Luis Guillermo Oblitasarrived at the aforementioned sector, located behind the Pakamuros country recreation area, to isolate the area and begin preliminary proceedings.

Experts of the Piura Criminalistics Office and Homicide agents of the Divincri Piuraalso reached the remote and lonely sector to collect evidence that could help clarify the murder of the foreign citizen.

REVENGE CRIME?

Rumor has it that the Colombian citizen, allegedly linked to the “Drop by Drop”, He was allegedly beaten violently by one or two subjects with pieces of concrete, causing lethal injuries to his skull and causing his death.

The motive for the attack would be a probable revenge, without ruling out a settling of accounts between foreign citizens.

The Colombian has tattoos on the abdomen of a woman’s face. Likewise, marks on the skin (drawings and phrases) on the right arm and leg.

THEY DO NOT IDENTIFY IT

He was wearing flowered shorts, an orange polo shirt, a beige T-shirt and white socks.

The authorities, in the thorough review, did not find any document that would allow him to be identified, so he was transferred without his identity to the Piura morgue for the legal autopsy.

It was learned that a foreigner arrived at the Piura morgue stating that he knew the deceased, but then left without giving more details.

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