US EditionRussian Sect in Bariloche: Ruled Out the Existence of Drugs After the Samples Analyzed
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The Decentralized Fiscal Headquarters of San Carlos de Bariloche, in charge of the Attorney General Fernando Arrigo, who acts with the fiscal auxiliaries Gustavo Revora and Tomás Labal, formalized a criminal investigation against two women of Russian nationality accused of being part of the criminal organization for the purpose of sexual exploitation and reduction to servitude. According to the accusation, this organization captured in Russia a …
Two official experts agreed that no drugs were found in the samples made on bottles and pills seized during the proceedings that were carried out in April to the Russian sect that was investigated for alleged trafficking of women for exploitation in San Carlos de Bariloche. While the Russian leader Konstantin Rudnev, accused of such crime, is awaiting a new hearing, the evidence supporting the investigation for alleged transport of stupefacient …
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