5 people arrested for distributing child pornography online | Chronic

"Federal police officers have identified their homes and arrested four men and a woman after raids in the cities of Buenos Aires from Bella Vista, Argentinas and Loma Hermosa in Buenos Aires", said in a statement the portfolio that leads Patricia Bullrich.

"This has been possible thanks to international cooperation and joint work, and we are working together with the federal forces to detect these aberrant crimes and dismantle these networks of child badgraphy.", said Bullrich, who has charged the Secretary of Security with the policy of Eugenio Burzaco.

The investigation opened in April 2015 by the Investigative Team on Metropolitan Cybercrime (Bricib) of Chile was coordinated by Interpol Argentina and the Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on the United States (FBI ).

The trans-Andean agents have detected that "users of different networks, explicit child badgraphy material shared and distributed " in several countries, including Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Spain, Panama, Paraguay, United States, Uruguay, Guatemala, United States and Venezuela.

In Argentina "100 users were detected sharing information about badual abuse with minors, logging in from different locations" via the Ares network, a free software created in 2002 that allows the sharing of files such as videos, music and games on the Web.

The staff of the Cyber ​​Crimes Division for Children and Adolescents of the Federal Police, through the Division of International Affairs of the Interpol Department, has taken action in order to identify the people involved.

The federal government conducted the survey to certify the listed addresses as well as "an effective criminal badysis of social networks and open source platforms " to find the suspects, they said.

Once the sources were identified, the police broke into their homes and arrested four men and one woman, Argentinians and adults, and removed notebooks, a digital camera, SIM cards, processors, USB sticks, modems, playback consoles and discs. Rigid and wireless adapters, cell phones and other items of interest for research. In the case at issue, the San Martin Guarantees Court 6, in charge of the Gabriela Persichiniand the Functional Unit of Instruction and Judgment 14, in charge of Vanesa Leggio.