Visitas con sorpresas al penal: increíbles maneras de ingresar objetos ilegales a las cárceles

A Panorama news team witnessed the arduous work of INPE (National Penitentiary Institute) agents preventing prohibited items from entering the Cañete prison. Many family members visiting inmates attempt to smuggle SIM cards, cell phones, and even large quantities of drugs into the prison. One such case involved a woman who had two cell phones hidden in her clothing. She had a scheduled visit to her son, but authorities discovered the phones during a routine search upon entering the prison. The phones were confiscated, and a report was filed. Another woman tried to bring in paint cans to remodel her relative's cell. During a routine check, INPE agents found dozens of cell phones, batteries, bank cards, and various types and denominations of drugs inside the containers. A CRIME PUNISHABLE BY IMPRISONMENT Javier Llaque Moya, head of INPE, stated that thanks to technology, prison security measures are becoming increasingly effective. The authority also reminded that bringing prohibited objects and substances into penitentiary centers constitutes a crime punishable by imprisonment.