The City police evicted This Wednesday a Manteros that sought to re -installed in the paths that include the neighborhood of Eleven. In October, the Buenos Aires administration had entrusted a megaoperative to completely evict the area.
After that operation a few months ago, The city arranged permanent custody by the police in addition to tours of public space inspectors to prevent them from being installed again.
As a result of the procedure carried out during the day, inspectors together with police personnel worked minutes to the offenders, seized the merchandise and there was a detainee.
The police megaoperative in October
The City Police He carried out the strong operation on October 4, to Alranar 197 Manteros deposits in the eleven zone In search of illegal merchandise. The investigation emerged within the framework of an investigation initiated in May and 600 troops participated. The neighbors denounced insecurity and hindering of public roads.
The operation was carried out “within the polygon formed by the Pueyrredón, Rivadavia, Corrientes and Pasteur” streets. The new procedure occurs one month from the Centennial Park, where more than 2,000 manteros were evicted.
At that time, the head of government, Jorge Macri, celebrated the operation and in his X account, the member of the PRO had sentenced: “The fucking is over.”
“We just had a very hard blow to the mafia that flooded the streets of Once of dirt and slave work. Recovering freedom is also this: enforcing the law,” he had expressed.
The police requisitions were carried out in the area made up of the three avenues and Pasteur Street, in the eleven zone. In total, they were carried out 197 investigations and 600 troops participated.
The measure was carried out by order of the Porteño prosecutor Federico Tropeawho had carried out the investigation for five months. The raids were in charge of the Special research division and also intervened officers from different areas.
On what happened, the Minister of Security, Waldo Wolf, had also issued statements: “This research is integral, it has to do not only with what is kidnapped but with what they are seeinga deployment with which we come to restore public order. We assumed in December in a city that there were cuts. We take out the cuts, the ranches. That requires a lot of new police on the street that was not used for that before. “
Source: Ambito
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