Overview
- Lima’s tax agency filed a police complaint alleging Alcarraz slapped a SAT inspector and seized his phone during a vehicle seizure near Puente Atocongo.
- The vehicle linked to the legislator had an administrative capture order for S/1,327 in unpaid fines, was towed to a depot, and later released after a debt installment plan.
- Congressional leaders Fernando Rospigliosi and Ethics Commission chair Elvis Vergara announced a denuncia de oficio to examine the conduct under the parliamentary code.
- The inspector lodged a report and underwent a medico-legal exam, and both the SAT and the Lima municipality publicly condemned the aggression and backed the worker.
- Penal experts say prosecutors could investigate for resistance or violence against authority and note that parliamentary immunity likely would not bar an ordinary criminal case.