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111 Fighting Roosters Were Rescued From a Dance Club in Brandsen: They Were Running Illegal Bets and $9 Million Was Seized

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The operation was carried out on a site located on Provincial Route 215; 27 men were arrested, including the alleged organizer

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The operation was carried out on a site located on Provincial Route 215; 27 men were arrested, including the alleged organizer

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The Federal Police arrested 27 people on the spot.The bowling alley promoted clashes with clandestine bets, they said, "with juicy prizes in money for the first winning positions."

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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A major police deployment broke into a well-known bowling alley after detecting clandestine events with gambling and animal abuse. Suspicions grew after the viralization of videos that openly promoted activity in the pre-op. Justice seeks to determine the responsibility of the organizers and the dynamics of the event that summoned a crowd last weekend. Place where the operation took place The procedure took place on Sunday afternoon at the Ibiza…

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Agents of the Federal Investigation Department of the Argentine Federal Police rescued 111 roosts that were used for clandestine fights with bets in the interior of the municipality of Brandsen. The procedure was supervised by the Ministry of National Security. The investigation was initiated by the Fiscal Unit of Investigations and Decentralized Trial of Brandsen, under the command of the prosecutor Mariana Albizu. The judge summoned the Depart…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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