For a federal mega-cause they kidnapped an arsenal in Rosario
The PFA, together with the ANMaC, arrested 8 people and seized 122 illegal weapons, in 32 raids carried out in Rosario, Roldán and Villa Gobernador Gálvez.
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Staff of the Rosario Anti-Drug Division They seized ten firearms during an operation carried out in the city of Villa Gobernador Gálvez.
“The procedure is related to the mega operation initiated at the end of October of this year in the city of Rosario linked to the illegal trade in firearms. The investigations began based on a report from the Undersecretary of Federal Intervention of the Ministry of Security and endorsed by the prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor’s Office, Dr. Gastón Ávila, where A group of users had been identified with multiple requests for weapons possessions between 2020 and 2024.“, detailed the Federal Police in a statement.
The actions were able to determine that the suspicious subjects – who did not have great purchasing power – They acquired weapons irregularly and then sold them to criminal groups operating in the area.
Consequently, the Argentine Federal Police along with the collaboration of personnel from the National Agency for Controlled Materials (ANMaC), specified the arrest of 8 people and seized 122 illegal weapons, many of them involved in criminal acts (including a Russian AK 47 rifle)after making 32 raids in Rosario, Roldán and Villa Gobernador Gálvez. In addition, a large amount of ammunition was seized along with several legitimate civilian user credentials and ammunition consumption registration cards.
Everything takes place within the framework of “Flag Plan”implemented by Ministry of National Security to combat crimes in the south of the province of Santa Fe.
With the evidence obtained after various measures and by order of the Prosecutor’s Office for Strategic Approach to Firearms of the Public Prosecutor’s Office (led by Dr. Carla Cerliani), federal police now carried out a raid on a home located in the city of Villa Gobernador Gálvez. During the operation, a 34-year-old Argentine woman was arrested. Nine pistols, a revolver, and legitimate civilian user cards and ammunition consumption registration cards were also seized.
The arrested person along with the kidnapped elements were placed at the disposal of the intervening magistrate for “crimes against public safety, illegitimate possession of qualified firearms, illegitimate possession of weapons of war, fraudulent acquisition and supply of firearms.”
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