The new one captured is Matías Petrarca, designated as the most dangerous of the fugitives. He was arrested for attempted aggravated homicide. According to the newspaper Clarin, Petrarca had taken a taxi near the Vélez Sarsfield club after escaping on foot with the rest of the detainees from Mayor’s Office 9 of the City.
The investigators managed to reconstruct the hours of freedom that the detainee had, where he changed addresses in the San Martín district. In that first taxi after leaving prison, Petrarca went to his girlfriend’s house.
In the hours he was free, the man even had time to go dancing at a bowling alley for Christmas. From the field work of the researchers, a series of addresses were determined where they believed he could end up. This Thursday morning, they found Petrarca at a home in Villa Lynch.
They recaptured another of the prisoners who had escaped in Liniers
One of the prisoners who had escaped from a warden in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Liniers was recaptured on Wednesday in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Constitución, as confirmed by the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich.
The official announced the news through a message on her account on the social network “.
This is Agustín Esteban Franco, 25 years old, and one of the 17 who escaped from the police station on Monday night, so there are now three prisoners recaptured. Previously, the police had arrested Jorge Alet (33) and Nahuel Romero (21) again.
Meanwhile, operations continue to locate the 13 prisoners – seven Argentines and six Chileans – who are still at large, after the escape they achieved by making a hole in Alcaidía number 9 of Liniers, where they were housed.
At the moment the search is focused on ensuring that Roger Adaro Davies is recaptured; Kevin Gastón Villalba; Nicolás Alejandro Serra; Brian Valdebenito: Gastón Riquelme Alana; Cristian Ignacio Zavala Ramírez; Rodrigo Molina Meléndez; Brian Leonardo Maidana; Jonatan Cristofer Espinoza Vilches; Luis Leiva Galván; José Gabriel Salina and Nicolás Alejandro Uribe Paves.
This massive escape led to the removal of Pablo Kisch and Jorge Azzolini, chief and deputy chief of the Buenos Aires police, respectively, who were replaced by Diego Casaló and Carla Mangiameli.
Source: Ambito
