Picado: The U.S. government,
through the International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs Program,
through Department of State,
they've donated four of these body scanners to the government of Peru,
to enhance the security and all threats
that are going towards to the United States.
CBP has provided the capacity building in order to target passengers,
in order for them to come and get scanned,
looking for narcotics inside their bodies and strapped.
This machine is powerful to the point
where you could actually see the pellets inside the intestines.
We've donated four of these throughout Peru
to all strategic points: Cusco, Lima, Tacna.
They all have these machines.
Outbound is important for us,
because those are the passengers going towards the United States.
We want to make sure that all threats are mitigated.
All risks are mitigated with passengers
who might have a bomb strapped to their bodies
or cocaine strapped to their body, money, gold, all threats.
So this machine will capture that.
So it's very important for us to,
CBP to provide the proper training to the government of Peru
on how to use this machine and how to detect these illicit items on these persons.