In Peru Cellphone Theft Can Get You Up to thirty years in Jail

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computers.The penalties will be even more severe if the crime involves explosives or motor vehicles
was possible due to legislative powers granted by Congress to focus on citizen security.Additionally, the legislation introduces two new
types of crimes
The first is the unauthorized possession of activated SIM cards.The second is selling devices with tampered identification numbers, known as
IMEI.In Peru Cellphone Theft Can Get You Up to 30 Years in Jail
(Photo Internet reproduction)To offer context, cellphone theft has been a persistent issue in Peru
making them hard to catch
The government hopes that stricter penalties will act as a significant deterrent.Also, the move aims to protect not just individual owners
but also businesses that often suffer from such thefts.These rules mark a step forward in ensuring public safety and curtailing illegal