Peru.- A man dressed in the female school uniform of a school for girls and adolescents was detained outside the bathroom of the educational institution by the authorities in the Junín region, in central Peru.
On social networks, the photos and videos of the moment of the apprehension of Walter César Solís Calero, 42, who was wearing a white shirt accompanied by a school uniform, a pink coat, hat, gloves, dark knee-high socks, went viral. , shoes and a backpack. Also, his hair was braided and he was wearing a mask.
The Peruvian National Police (PNP) reported that Solís Calero was inside the Rosa de América Educational Institution, in the El Tambo district, located in the city of Huancayo, capital Junín.
For its part, the Huancayo Prosecutor for Violence against Women opened a “preliminary investigation” against Solís Calero for the alleged “crime against sexual freedom-touching, acts of sexual or libidinous connotation (attempt degree), to the detriment of minors from a school.”
In this regard, the Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations published on its Twitter account that, after learning of the complaint, a team from the National Program for the Prevention and Eradication of Violence against Women and Members of the Family Group, known as Aurora, “participates in preliminary proceedings at the El Tambo Police Station” and will identify the victims “for comprehensive care.”
How was the discovery made?
The director of the educational establishment, Ronald Vílchez, reported that at 7:35 in the morning the deputy director was verifying that all the students were in their classrooms, according to the Huanca York Times.
When he went through the bathroom, he saw that there was a student, so he asked her to go to his classroom. In that instant, she realized that it was a man dressed in schoolgirl attire and that he had a mobile phone in his hands.
The deputy director notified the teaching and administrative staff, who held Solís Calero until the authorities arrived, reports RPP.
According to Vílchez, images were found on the subject’s cell phone where he was wearing the female uniform of other school institutions, TV Peru collects.
In one of the videos it can be seen that, while he was taken to the patrol by the uniformed officers, a group of people yelled at him and beat him.
In a brief statement to the Huanca York Times, the detainee, who apparently has no criminal record, said he did not regret it because he had not done anything. “I just wanted to take photos, nothing more,” he said.
