Overview
- The provincial government has pledged an eight-million-peso bounty for information leading to the arrest or identification of those responsible for Leonardo Ferragut’s death.
- Prosecutor Patricio Saldutti has upgraded the case from attempted homicide to qualified homicide to reflect the severity of the 2024 attack.
- Despite the reward announcement, no arrests or formal suspects have been named since Ferragut was assaulted near the Coloso del Parque Independencia.
- Investigators are prioritizing the analysis of security-camera footage and summoning eyewitnesses to break the months-long investigative standstill.
- Authorities have established multiple confidential reporting channels—including 911, social media, email and in-person visits to prosecutor’s offices—with guaranteed protection for informants’ identities.