A fugitive with an arrest warrant for aggravated sexual abuse fell in Berazategui. The Federal Police located him after an investigation that included surveillance tasks and the analysis of biometric data. It was left at the disposal of the Justice of Quilmes

A man who remained a fugitive since Justice ordered his capture for a cause of sexual abuse with aggravated sexual access He was arrested in the Buenos Aires district of Berazateguiafter investigators from the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) managed to reconstruct his movements and identify the sectors where he usually moved.

The investigation began in mid-June, when the PFA Biometric Systems Division issued a report linked to a national arrest warrant requested by the Functional Instruction and Trial Unit (UFIJ) No. 8 of Quilmes, in charge of the prosecutor Barbara Velasco.

Based on this information, members of the Avellaneda Federal Operational Unit Division, dependent on the Federal Department of Investigation (DFI), began a series of field investigations, intelligence tasks and follow-ups to establish the whereabouts of the accused.

As the investigation progressed, a key piece of information emerged: The fugitive frequented different sectors of the Berazategui party. This information allowed us to concentrate surveillance tasks in the area and reconstruct part of their movements.

After several days of discreet observation, investigators detected a man whose characteristics matched those of the suspect while he was walking through the intersection of 11th and 115th streets. After confirming his identity, the officers detained him without any incidents.

The detainee, Argentine and of legal age, was placed at the disposal of the Guarantee Court No. 2 of the Judicial Department of Quilmes, under the charge of the judge Martin Nolfiwhich must resolve its procedural situation.

On June 24, another fugitive for a conviction for sexual abuse was arrested in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Parque Avellaneda. It was about . The City Police managed to locate him through the Digital Ring system, which detected the vehicle in which he was traveling and allowed his capture after four and a half months of escape.

Medici had been found guilty on August 15, 2024 of simple sexual abuse, repeated an undetermined number of times, and aggravated sexual abuse due to having carnal access. The capture had been ordered on February 12 by the Oral Criminal and Correctional Court No. 20, after the sentence became final.