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Peruvian police use World Cup mascot costumes in operation against drug trafficker

Peruvian police utilized costumes of the 2026 World Cup mascots in an operation targeting a suspected drug trafficker. The unique approach was part of their efforts to apprehend the individual involved in drug-related activities.

Police officers in Peru wore costumes of the 2026 World Cup mascots while conducting an operation against a suspected drug trafficker. The operation aimed to apprehend the individual involved in drug trafficking activities.

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Peruvian police dress as World Cup mascots to fool suspected drug dealer

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Peruvian police use World Cup mascot costumes in operation against drug trafficker