They accuse Venezuelans for theft of 20 thousand dollars at a exchange house in Peru

A group of six assailants, among which there would be three Venezuelan citizens, assaulted three changers in the Cercado de Lima, Peru, and took a loot of 20 thousand dollars.

The victims denounced the robbery, which would have been perpetrated by a criminal band of the area in broad daylight, the Pan -American media reported.

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The workers were on public roads, when they were approached by the six subjects.

Three of the hampons arrived at the place, while the other three waited aboard linear motorcycles, in order to flee the place with their accomplices.

Apparently the goal was a woman, also Cambista, who was with her companions, fortunately, she managed to enter her premises.

However, the hampons attacked others and snatched the approximate sum of 20 thousand dollars in cash.

After achieving their goal, the thieves fled on motorcycles to Nicolás de Piérola avenue.

According to the reports, the changer affected by this robbery indicated that, at the time of the robbery, there were no police in the area.

In addition, he assured that the assailants who attacked his teammates were Peruvians and those who were on motorcycles were Venezuelans.

The merchant said that the stolen amount was about 20 thousand dollars and not suns, as a first moment was identified, because they were going to make a transaction for sale in foreign currency.

One of the changers ended with an open wound in the head after being attacked by the members of the thieves band.