Marcos, the pet who died in the VRAEM attack, also received a posthumous tribute with the police

“A dog is a man’s best friend”, describes a saying and this is how they remember the great Marcos, a Labrador retriever dog who accompanied the police officers who were murdered in the police force for two years. vraem and who also lost his life at the hands of these narcoterrorists last Saturday February 11th.

As you remember, last weekend, seven police officers were shot dead by a group of narco-terrorists in the Pichari region in the heart of Vraem.

The Peruvian National Police fired him with this message: “Thank you for leaving a mark in our hearts. Fly high friend ‘Marquitos’”.

According to information from the police group of the vraemthey said that Marcos It was a puppy rescued by a technician from the National Special Operations Division (dinosaurs). The dog was found in unsanitary conditions, he was full of fleas, ticks and his weight was very low. However, they adopted him and changed his life. The dog managed to put on some weight and they took him in as one more member of the area police family, integrating him into headquarters. They fed him, bathed him and gave him a name.

There mascot He spent about two years with the Natividad unit police in Pichari, they traveled together through the rugged ravines of this place and the dog always went at a steady pace with the police. However, everything changed on Saturday. February 11th after this subversive attack.

In the images that were shared about this attack and which we will not reproduce, we can see that among the killed officers was also Marcos, a faithful dog who never abandoned the police family who took him in and changed his life.

In this murderous attack the non-commissioned officers lost their lives Alfredo Loayza CarbajalLuis Hill Palaces, Wilder Elisha Knozco, Ivan Munoz Fasabi, Sandro Villegas Corahiua, Williams Quispe Wide and Saul Huarco Samaniego.

The PNP also reported that the agents were ambushed with long-range firearms while working for the Natividad Police Station, in Pichari, Cusco, and the National Directorate of Special Operations (DINOES).

Jose Williams

Congressional Board Chairman José Williams Zapata spoke about what happened in Vraem.

“My deepest condolences to the relatives of our brave police officers, who suffered an attack while traveling in a police vehicle in the town of Natividad, Vraem, where 7 police officers died,” he wrote. on his social networks.

Patricia Juarez

Through her Twitter account, parliamentarian Fuerza Popular also spoke about what happened in Vraem.

“I regret the massacre of seven brave PNP in a vicious ambush in Vraem. My condolences to their families and an appeal to the institution not to abandon them. I strongly condemn terrorist groups. This situation is the legacy of Castillo and his comrades,” he said.

The minister of the Interior, Vincent Romeroruled on the terrorist attack in the valley of the Apurímac, Ene and Mantaro rivers (VRAEM), which left seven police officers dead.

“We are deeply shocked by this heinous murder. We refute the cowardly attack on our police officers in an area where the Peruvian state continues to fight against narcoterrorism. There National Police of Peru works hard to eradicate terrorism and fight drug trafficking. (…) The work has been in decline for more than a year and a half for multiple reasons, for political reasons, because there has not been the necessary support, but we have resumed the actions in a way decisive and firm in this area of ​​Vraem,” he told Channel N.

During the posthumous ceremony for the seven policemen who were killed in the narco-terrorist attack on the vraemMarcos, the dog that accompanied the police patrol and who was also killed by these subversive groups, was also taken into account.