Overview
- Investigators attribute 35 false communications between June 26 and July 22 that simulated bombs, shootings and other emergencies.
- The most serious episode on July 23 warned of explosives on aircraft at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery and Ezeiza, delaying flights and activating emergency responses.
- Technical tracing of virtual telephony, VPN-masked activity and electronic‑wallet payments led to a raid in La Falda, Córdoba, where multiple devices were seized.
- The accused was ordered to house arrest with an electronic anklet, a travel ban, passport retention and an embargo of 15,000,000 pesos to recover response costs.
- Forensic analysis of seized equipment continues to probe possible accomplices or additional incidents, with flight safety checks alone reported to cost over 11 million pesos and involve about 25 officers.