They arrested an Iranian couple with fake passports and they investigated to find out if they were terrorists

Sajjad Samiel Naserani, a 27-year-old Iranian and his partner from the same country, Mashoreh Sabzali (30) were arrested in a hotel in Abasto after entering the country with Israeli pbadports stolen and false identities. The government contacted Interpol in Israel and investigated an alleged terrorist activity.

The suspects arrived at Ezeiza International Airport last Tuesday, March 12 coming from Spain on an Air Europa flight. Naserani was initially responsible for crossing the migrations with documentation under the name of Netanel Toledano, while Sabzali entered under the name of Rivka Toledano. Customs staff noted that in the database, pbadports had been reported stolen or lost.

While an alert was triggered, the country was allowed to enter the countryalthough they are the subject of follow-up involving many contacts with foreign security agencies.

Foreigners who commit crimes in the capital would be expelled from the country

So from the Immigration Office of Minister of the Interior an order was sent to the Interpol Division in Jerusalem to corroborate that these identities were really false. They replied from the agency that the documentation did not correspond to the names that the travelers had indicated to Ezeiza, the numbers of the documentation corresponding to David Assouline and Brigitte Assouline, who were not in Argentina.

On the basis of this information, Judge Luis Rodríguez ordered the arrest of the foreign couple, who wasotel Arc, on Lavalle in the district of Abasto. They were kidnapped by the aforementioned pbadports, two cell phones and a camera. The corresponding badyzes will be conducted at the Applied Technology Division of the Superintendency of Federal Investigations of the State Security Branch. The Iranian couple has been arrested in a police station in Cavia Street.

In the meantime, the complaint is filed with the National Criminal and Correctional Court No. 9. As recorded Infobae, from the Security Department of Patricia Bullrich, said that the case was complex and very delicate, considering that these days mark the 27th anniversary of the AMIA bombing.