Armed attack on the bus of the orchestra 'Las Estrellas de la Cumbia' in Peru: 3 injured
要点
- The bus of the music group Las Estrellas de la Cumbia was subjected to an armed attack in Lima.
- Trumpeter Jaime Neciosup, the bus driver, and the co-driver were injured in the attack.
- It was reported that the group was threatened with a ransom demand of 20 thousand Soles last year.
- More than 200 attacks targeting the transportation sector have been reported in Peru in the last two years.
数据一览
In the Los Olivos district of Lima, the capital of Peru, members of the music group "Las Estrellas de la Cumbia" were subjected to an armed attack while in their vehicle. While the artists were taking a breakfast break to head towards Trujillo, two attackers approaching on a motorcycle opened fire on the bus.
In the attack, trumpeter Jaime Neciosup was injured in his finger, while the bus driver was injured by shrapnel fragments and the co-driver was injured by a bullet entering his cheek. The large number of empty shell casings found at the scene and the numerous bullet holes in the bus revealed the severity of the attack.
This incident has brought the increasing extortion and security issues targeting music groups and transportation companies in Peru back to the agenda. It also emerged that last year, the same group was threatened by a gang demanding 20 thousand Soles (Peruvian currency).
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常见问题
- Where and when did the attack on the Las Estrellas de la Cumbia bus take place?
- The attack took place in Los Olivos (Lima), on the Panamericana Norte, during a morning breakfast break as the group was setting off to go to Trujillo.
- Who was injured in the attack?
- Trumpeter Jaime Neciosup was wounded in the hand, bus driver Alexander Burga by shrapnel fragments, and co-driver Miguel Leyva was wounded in the cheek.
- Why does this incident make it important in the Peru agenda?
- The incident is of great importance as it exposes the increasing extortion and crime rates, especially targeting music groups and transportation companies in Peru.