The “Bon Vivant” gang accused of breaking into the homes of celebrities was dismantled

The City Police today dismantled the gang known as “Bon Vivant”accused of committing more than a dozen robberies in different homes, including those of some famous people such as Arturo Puig and the recently deceased Selva Aleman.

He Head of Government of the City, Jorge Macri, and the Minister of Security of Buenos Aires, Waldo Wolff, They led a press conference in which they provided details about the arrest of eight criminals.

Also participating were the Secretary of Security, Diego Kravetz; the head of the City Police, Pablo Kisch; the Undersecretary of Criminal Investigation and Statistics, Enzo Cassia; and the Prosecutor José María Campagoli, in charge of the Specialized Fiscal Unit for Complex Criminal Investigation (UFECRI).

The “Bon Vivant” gang, accused of breaking into the homes of celebrities, was dismantled

In dialogue with the Argentine News Agency, Wolff He explained how they dismantled the organization and detailed: “We worked together with the Secretary of Criminal Investigations and Statistics and the secretaries of the court of Dr. Campagnoli“I name them all because the only way to dismantle these types of gangs is with teamwork.”

“More than a dozen high-end cars were seized, weapons, merchandise and tools were confiscated, and eight people were arrested. These gangs incredibly came out because of the pandemic and are rearming again,” he stressed.

The Buenos Aires Security Minister assured that “in the City of Buenos Aires“There are no unsolved cases.”

“In all cases we have some that take a little longer to resolve due to the complexity of the fact,” he said. Wolff.

In this regard, he elaborated: “We communicate a fact, we do not do it for political marketing, but we do it to pass a warning to the criminals that in the city of Buenos Aires the cases are solved. Here the tenor of the gang does not matter, we pursue them and we catch them.”

For its part, Kravetz He said: “As regards whether there are more detainees, the investigation is still ongoing. In fact, this week another high-end car was seized. What surprised us most was that this particular gang, because of how professional they were, worked with prior intelligence that played a fundamental role.”

“They didn’t choose houses at random, but rather they had certain characteristics. First they went with a car and did a preliminary check, then once they were inside the property, the rest of the gang arrived with a series of instruments to ransack the house,” he explained.

Finally, he mentioned that the criminals were fleeing after the robberies with vehicles that They had duplicate license plates of other vehicles.