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Agents from the High Technology Research Division (Divindat) stopped in Ica two alleged pedophiles – a man and a woman – who posed as teenagers and harassed girls on social networks, asking them to take pictures and videos of them naked, and also insisting that they have sex with adults. The interventions were carried out in the Ica region.
The investigations, in charge of the Divindat’s Department of Child Cyber Protection, They began after the complaint of the mother of a 10-year-old girl after the minor confessed to her of the threats she received from two people with publishing photos and videos of her on social networks and on the accounts of her friends if she did not access to have sexual relations, reported Colonel PNP Erick Ángeles, head of the aforementioned specialized unit.
Thus, the detectives established that the Facebook user “Cheaky Monky Alarako”, who posed as a minor under 14, known as the modality of ‘grooming’, corresponded to Gerald Eder Sánchez Valenzuela (23), to whom the girl sent the photos and videos believing that she was a teenager.
He lived in a house in the Los Viñedos urbanization, in Chincha, in the Ica region. At the scene, the agents captured him and seized three external hard drives, an internal drive, and a cell phone. In his Messenger account, which was on his mobile phone, several conversations of a sexual nature with minors were found.
The Police also intervened Evelyn Torres (36), who is being investigated to establish her involvement in the alleged crime against liberty, offenses to public decency, child pornography and propositions to boys and girls for sexual purposes by technological means.
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