In Buenos Aires, one of the "black widows" accused of robbing a man in his apartment in the Palermo neighborhood and who had an active arrest warrant, was detained after he turned himself in at the 4D Neighborhood Police Station. The arrest of the accused took place after days ago, City Police officers raided his home and seized four cell phones and two medication tablets, as learned by the Argentine News Agency. The crime was committed on November 8, when the victim invited one of the attackers to his home, whom he had met through a dating app. "In the property, and after consuming alcohol, the victim lost consciousness at one point and when he woke up, he found that there were two other men in the place going through his belongings," the police report details. It was learned that the victim was beaten and tied hand and foot by the robbers, who stole cash and valuables from him. Consulted, the National Criminal and Correctional Court No. 54, in charge of Paula Verónica González, and before the 73rd Secretariat of Claudia Cavalleri, ordered the detention of the accused and his transfer. Alfredo, the victim, explained to the media that, in the app, the aggressor "called himself Julián Gutiérrez with a verified profile" and added: "We had a date at a bar, nothing romantic came up and we thought about building a friendship." The victim recalled how that night went: "He went to the bathroom three times, I went once and that's when he put something in my drink. We watched TV, I blinked and when I opened my eyes again, my hands were tied and one was bleeding from the force of the restraints. They tied my feet, they told me to stay still, they hit me on the head and he boasted of a bulge on his waist, but I never saw a weapon." The man also added to the account that one of them had a knife: "They took the rent money and grabbed the butcher's knife that was mine, he brandished it, he tried to hit me in the chest, but I put my arm and he stabbed me in the forearm. We chatted on social media for a month and a half. They tied me up with the laces of my sneakers." "I reacted by opening my eyes and they yelled at me, then he got violent and told me it was a job. Then they stabbed me in the legs." He took out the knife, got angry and told me I was a 'son of a bitch' and that I had to die. He was an educated, kind, humble and attentive person.
