Thirteen police officers and four civilians charged with fuel voucher fraud in Rosario

An investigation reveals a network of corruption in the Rosario Police: 13 officers and 4 employees of a service station accused of diverting public funds through over-invoicing and fictitious fuel charges. The scam, estimated at 45 million pesos per month, involved illegal payments, false documentation and misuse of state cards. On Tuesday, May 13, 2025, a key imputative hearing began in Room 7 of the Rosario Criminal Justice Center to shed lig…

This Tuesday morning, at the Rosario Criminal Justice Center, thirteen police officers and four civilians will be charged for their alleged involvement in a fraudulent maneuver that diverted $45 million to patrol fuel. The hearing, which will begin at 8:00, takes place in the framework of a case that has been under investigation for more than ten months and points to crimes against the public administration, abuse of authority, breach of duties,…

On Tuesday, an extensive hearing began at the Rosario Criminal Justice Center, in which prosecutor José Luis Caterina will charge 17 people accused of participating in a scheme of fraud linked to the fueling of police patrol cars. The case involves thirteen members of the Santa Fesina police and four civilians with commercial links to a service station in the southern part of the city. The hearing will continue on Wednesday with the intervention…

Thirteen police from Rosario and four civilians will be charged this Tuesday in the case for the embezzlement of $45 million in resources in the fuel load of patrol cars. In turn, it is expected that information will be released from the black box of the security area to know the maneuvers of those involved. Starting at 8 a.m. at the Rosario Criminal Justice Center, all those involved will be expected to appear at the hearing where the investiga…

The maneuver, which would have caused a monthly damage of 45 million pesos to the State, consisted of overcharging of naphtha by official cards. The investigation had already led to the removal of the head of Regional Unit II.

This Tuesday, at the Rosario Criminal Justice Center, the imputative hearing began with the 13 police officers and 4 civilians suspected of carrying out a million-dollar fuel scam, in collusion with a Puma service station located in Ovidio Lagos at 3900. The hearing, presided over by Judge Gustavo Pérez Urrechu, is expected to extend for several hours given the number of defendants and evidence to be exposed. Prosecutor José Luis Caterina will a…