The owner of the Secutrans company, with more than 1,500 cameras installed in different Buenos Aires municipalities, billed almost a million dollars per day collecting traffic violations, of which 70% were invalid.
The scandal is growing around the figure of Leandro Camani, the king of photo fines in the province of Buenos Aires, who with his company SecutransBilled almost 1 million dollars per day collecting traffic violations, of which 70% were invalid.which he managed to impose thanks to the installation of 1,500 cameras installed in key municipalities.
A special report from Final Minute in C5N revealed the network that the businessman set up to take over the million-dollar business of fines in Buenos Aires territory, thanks to the figure of Mariano Campos, partner of Matías Trejo, who has managed to install the Secutrans company as the main beneficiary in these million-dollar agreements.
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What is the framework of Leonardo Camani, the king of photomultas?
Campos worked as head of Provincial Roads and Undersecretary of Transportation in Buenos Aires in the government of María Eugenia Vidal, during 2016 – 2018. The former official resigned from his position in the midst of one of the political crises that Cambiemos’ management went through.
“Camani grew exponentially in the heat of a business that he consolidated with the management of Vidal in the Province. In fact, it did so well that the person who gave him that business, who was responsible for the Buenos Aires Transportation area at that time, Today he is a partner in a company managed by the Martín Fierro”, journalist Mauro Federico points out in the report.
Federico explained what Camani’s business is like: “The boy handles photo fines in many districts of the province of Buenos Aires, most of which have to do with Route No. 2. The average fine is 300 thousand pesos and he keeps 60% of its value on a percentage basis.”
The curious thing is that 70% of the reports made are poorly prepared because they have some error or defect, either because the photo does not properly reflect the identity of the person or the vehicle with its corresponding domain name.
Source: Ambito
