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While federal and provincial forces completed the minutes of the operation they had carried out in apartment 1A at 915 Necochea Street, rented by retired ship captain Carlos Pérez, in search of evidence that would allow them to elucidate where Loan Danilo Peña is and what happened to him, the five-year-old boy who disappeared on June 13 in Corrientes, ten blocks from there in a straight line, in the Villa Marín neighborhood of Resistencia, Chaco, a 16-year-old girl was about to be kidnapped by a man who got off of a car and wanted to hold her by the straps of her backpack.
In the last few hours, three suspects in the case were arrested and placed at the disposal of Justice to answer charges of “attempted illegal deprivation of liberty.” Investigators will now try to elucidate whether it was an attempted kidnapping for ransom – that is, with a purely economic motive – or whether, eventually, the girl providentially escaped from the clutches of members of a gang. trafficking network.
The event occurred on Monday at 5:00 p.m., meters from the victim’s house, in Necochea at 1900, almost Miguel Cané, in Villa Marín. The teenager, who was walking with her younger brother, 14, saw a suspicious car: a gray car with tinted windows and no license plate, parked on the corner, meters from her house.
Suddenly a man got out, whom he described as “dark-skinned, long hair with braids, thin build, dressed in a black sports jacket with three white stripes on the sleeves and dark blue jean pants.” The subject yelled at her “stay there!” and tried to grab her by the backpack, according to the information included in the police prevention report.
The girl managed to loosen her backpack and thus avoided being held; She ran and went into her house. Her brother, meanwhile, fled towards the street, in another direction. The man with braids and a sports jacket, after being empty-handed, got into the gray car, and accelerated in the wrong direction along Miguel Cané, in the direction of Alberdi Avenue.
The minor called her father to tell him what had happened. The man went to the 6th police station to file a complaint. In addition to the description of the incident and the physiognomic features of the suspect, he added that his children had not identified what make of the car was, but they did have a dent in the hood.
Yesterday, after intense investigative tasks, police officers arrested three suspects, identified as IAF, 28 years old; ETS, 23, and MST, 24. Prosecutor Roberto Villalba intervenes in the investigation, with the collaboration of personnel from the Departments of Fight against Human Trafficking and Complex Investigations of the Chaco Police.
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