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They Seized and Searched the Car Used in the Robbery of Don Alejo in Posadas.

The investigation into the theft of some $30 million from the self-service Don Alejo de Posadas added an element that could be key to identifying the authors. It is a black Peugeot 407 SW that would have been used during the event. The vehicle was hijacked and subjected to expertise to determine who was on board. The car was found Thursday at noon in the Porvenir II neighborhood and, at the disposition of Judge Carla Freitag, was later opened an…
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The investigation into the theft of some $30 million from the self-service Don Alejo de Posadas added an element that could be key to identifying the authors. It is a black Peugeot 407 SW that would have been used during the event. The vehicle was hijacked and subjected to expertise to determine who was on board. The car was found Thursday at noon in the Porvenir II neighborhood and, at the disposition of Judge Carla Freitag, was later opened an…

The vehicle was located in Porvenir II neighborhood and was placed in judicial custody. Scientific police carried out expertise to obtain fingerprints, traces and DNA samples to establish who was inside the car.

The investigation into the theft of approximately $30 million committed on Sunday, August 24 in the self-service Don Alejo, in Posadas, added a new element with the hijacking of a car that, according to the investigations, would have been used by those responsible for the fact. It is a black Peugeot 407 SW, located near noon on Thursday at the intersection of San Felipe and Ignacio Prado streets, in the Porvenir II neighborhood. The vehicle was …

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Primera Edición broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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