Three robbers, two of Colombian nationality, were arrested for a bank heist in the Balvanera district. Police managed to recover nearly 30 million dollars that were stolen, as well as other important items. The incident took place in the Balvanera neighborhood when a neighbor alerted police to a suspicious man hiding behind a school bus with a large amount of money and changing clothes. The neighbor filed a report, and operators from the Urban Monitoring Center (CMU) reconstructed the events and confirmed that the individual had been moments earlier with a high-displacement motorcycle that fled at high speed. Afterwards, he changed clothes and got into a Volkswagen Amarok pickup truck. At the same time, a man reported to police that he had been the victim of a robbery near the streets of Boulogne Sur Mer and Lavalle after withdrawing a large sum of money from a bank, according to the Argentine News Agency. With the information obtained, an alert was issued and a 'clampdown' operation was set up, which allowed officers from the City Police's 14A Neighborhood Precinct to locate and stop the pickup truck in which the criminals were fleeing. The seized money. Photo: NA Agency (City Police) The vehicle was occupied by three men: two Colombians, aged 34 and 36, and a 29-year-old Argentine, who were transporting the stolen bag containing 28 million dollars, along with cell phones and other personal belongings of the victim. Additionally, it was determined that the vehicle's license plate had been partially altered with tape to obscure the numbers. The case is being handled by the National Criminal and Correctional Court No. 58, which ordered the detention of the accused and that the seized items be made available to the justice system.
