Óscar Arriola, the Commander General of the Peruvian National Police, on Sunday announced that he is stepping down from his position amid constant criticism of the police force’s efficacy in fighting crime under his administration.
His resignation and replacement, the Peruvian government detailed in an official broadcast, will take place over the next days.
Arriola originally took office as the head of Peru’s National Police in late 2025, during the administration of former President Dina Boluarte and just days before she was impeached. Throughout the nearly one year that Arriola was in charge of the Peruvian National Police, the South…
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