Overview
- Contraloría inspections across the Valle del Mantaro detailed structural hazards, missing safety certifications and equipment shortfalls that threaten staff and public safety.
- Chupaca was rated at very high risk of collapse with exposed steel, severe humidity and uncovered wiring, and it has only 5 of 18 vehicles operable and 13 bulletproof vests for 202 officers, all over 30 years old.
- In Huancayo, auditors found cracks in columns, walls and ceilings and noted the station lacks the required building safety certificate.
- El Tambo operates without ITSE, SIPCOP or a sector patrol plan, with only 7 of 30 computers working and officers relying on personal equipment.
- Concepción falls below its staffing minimum with 97 officers versus the 120 required and has an ITSE that reports noncompliance, while Jauja shows water damage and multiple inoperative vehicles.