A woman was arrested in the Buenos Aires party of Hurlingham for being part of a gang dedicated to committing 'entraderas,' a type of robbery where criminals break into a house while the owners are inside. The peculiar aspect of this case is that the arrested woman was accompanied by her four-year-old daughter.
The incident took place in a house on Jachal Street at 3,400, when the woman, along with two accomplices and the child, forced their way into the home and were about to steal. A neighbor alerted the police upon witnessing the suspicious behavior of the intruders, who tried to flee in a white Ford Ka when the patrol arrived.
The 42-year-old woman and her three accomplices were arrested at the scene. The mother was identified as Daniela Salomé González, while her accomplices were Jonathan Damián Maure and Darío Daniel Martínez. The minor was handed over to a relative to ensure her safety.
The prosecutor in charge, Mario Ferrario, ordered the detention of the criminals and the immediate delivery of the child to a responsible family member. The items used to commit the robbery were seized by the police at the crime scene.
