In the center of Lima, Peru, an unfortunate incident was recorded where inspectors assaulted a Venezuelan businessman, who was unconscious and lying on the sidewalk.
Dervin Enrique Segovia Gonzalez, who sells sportswear on an outpatient basis, was the victim of the attack. contacted Panamericana Television To provide a detailed version of events.
“The truck arrived from the municipality of Lima around 5pm on Monday. I grab my things and run to my warehouse. There, coming to the warehouse, they take away my goods. However, that is not enough for them, they grab me from behind, they ask for my identity document, and as far as I understand they cannot ask for identity document because they are not police officers,” he declared.
“Then they take me almost to Crave Avenue and they hit me in the chest before coming in. I didn't know what to do, but they hit me in the chest and before they hit me in the chest they told me 'You've already lost, you've already lost, we have nothing for you. Not going to give,'” he added.
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