The Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrichacknowledged that the detention process against the deputy German Kiczka “was delayed“, which allowed the accused of possession and distribution of child abuse material to flee to Corrientes. Previously, the Cabinet official Javier Milei had confirmed the arrest of the libertarian deputy.
“It was a very important job. We had a clue that he was in Corrienteswho had not left the country, we had this alert from intelligence and the Forces,” added Bullrich. Sebastian, brother of Germán, remains at large.
Patricia Bullrich’s explanation of the Germán Kiczka case
Regarding the operation, the Interpol document indicated that the clues placed the fugitive in Brazil and Paraguay. However, Bullrich said that they had “the clue that he was in Corrientes” and added: “We were looking for him in a triangle and luckily the The information was correct even though the car appeared to be leaving the country.”.
The provincial deputy of Misiones was a fugitive from justice for a week. In reference to why it took so long to arrest the accused in the case, the official acknowledged that the process “was delayed” and “in the middle he escaped”.
“Maybe for a At the next opportunity, you have to quickly have a warning, put a perimeter and not let them leave or stop them preventively.“, reflected the head of the Security portfolio.
Kiczka’s arrest occurred after a complaint was filed by a neighbor who found him in a field in the town of Loreto, located 184 kilometers from the capital of Corrientes. In light of this scenario, the minister made way for the money established: “This is what rewards are for, so that people talk and help. We knew it was about to fall because we had located it in one area, but it was wide.”
Beyond the criticism for the delays in the operation, Bullrich welcomed the arrest.The important thing is that it is stopped and the system works.“This is a person who is going to have to pay.”
The arrest of German Kiczka
Kiczka was arrested on Wednesday night in Loreto, Corrientesaccused of possession and distribution of child abuse material. Upon arriving at the Apóstoles police station, the provincial deputy – who entered handcuffed and under custody – complained about what he considered a “political persecution” and pleaded not guilty.
Commissioner Marcos David López held a press conference minutes before the detainee’s arrival. During the conference, the officer explained that the deputy’s arrest was possible thanks to the Information from a neighbor who recognized him at a municipal campsite in Loretowhere Kiczka had taken refuge.
“He was in a Loreto Municipal Campsite. Apparently he was renting a room in a place that, at that time, had no one there. He was recognized by a neighbor who notified the authorities,” López explained. In addition, the authorities confirmed that Kiczka was alone in the place and that his vehicle was seized.
At this time, Kiczka is incommunicado and in the custody of the Criminal Court No. 4 of Apóstoles. On the other hand, his brother, Sebastian Kiczka – who was also accused of possession and distribution of child abuse material, remains at large.
Source: Ambito
