The group of the "Dwarf" fell: they stole cars and high-end goods and led a life of luxury

A group led by a man dubbed "El Enano", suspected of stealing high-end cars and asphalt hacking who perpetrated robberies in various parts of Buenos Aires, was disrupted after several raids, according to reports. the government of Buenos Aires.

The operations were conducted in Berazategui, Avellaneda, Quilmes, Banfield, San Isidro and Monte Chingolo districts and 13 warrants were ordered. In total, 10 men were arrested.

Vehicle hijacking

The troops seized 12 vehicles, including two Mercedes Benz trucks, a Scania and a Volvo, five trucks (two Toyota Hilux, one Dodge RAM, one Land Rover Defender, one Hyundai) and four cars (an Audi A5, a VW Bora, a Gol trend and a Toyota Corolla).

In addition, 987 repossessors were seized, six mobile phones, a tablet, two USB keys, a machine to count the bills, 3,665 pesos and a firearm.

According to the survey, the suspects were involved in stealing goods in transit (hacking asphalt) and high-end cars. They are accused of at least five acts perpetrated recently in different localities of the conurbano and the city of Buenos Aires.

As reported, the group was led by a man nicknamed "El Enano", with a criminal record called sosopechado to organize flights.

It was presumed that he was relying on the collaboration of other people who fulfilled different functions within the organization: some were responsible for rebuilding trucks carrying goods, others for scrapping vehicles or falsifying the numbering to make them "twins".

In addition, the authorities indicated that on several occasions, the gang members "acted with the complicity of the drivers of the goods infiltrated by the distributors," it was said.

"Two of their drivers were legally employed by freight companies who provided information on the trucks they were traveling in: goods, destination, and route to follow, and then the drivers pretended to be robbery. and have drafted the corresponding report so as not to be involved, "said a senior police officer in charge of the operation.

Once the goods were stolen, the suspects kept the trucks in various warehouses located in the cities of Quilmes, Avellaneda, Lomas de Zamora and San Isidro. There, they unloaded the products and scrapped the truck parts for sale on the illegal market.

On the other hand, they are accused of stealing high-end cars, which they then used in hacking acts of asphalt.

Trip

As we know, the members of the organization lived a life of luxury because they legally bought high-end cars and made regular trips abroad (Dubai, Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay, United States). ., Italy, Spain and South Africa).

The following five facts perpetrated by the group emerge: one at Ruta 197 and Panamericana (Tigre) occurred on August 22, 2018; another of 24 September of the same year at Villa Tesei, where they took a cider brand load Rama Caída; and a four days later (September 28), they stole a Bagley cookie truck.

Another event occurred on October 3 this year on the La Plata – Buenos Aires highway, during which they took a truck with polyethylene bales and another truck that was took place the next day in Buenos Aires.

Based on in-depth research that began in February last year and included the intervention of 15 telephone lines, officers were able to identify criminals and, with the support of justice, brought the agents together. which made the respective catches possible.

"The Nwarf", the two pilots and their group were at the disposal of Álvaro Garganta's UFI No. 11 and Juan Pablo Masi's Court of Guarantees No. 4.