Two Black Widows Arrested After Drugging and Robbing Man in Caballito
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Argentine police arrested two women known as 'black widows' for drugging and robbing a man in the Caballito neighborhood of Buenos Aires. The suspects were caught after making purchases with the victim's money, leading to their identification and capture. The case highlights ongoing concerns about drug-facilitated crimes targeting individuals in urban areas.
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- •The incident occurred in Caballito, a neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
- •The two women used drugs to incapacitate the victim before stealing from him.
- •Authorities arrested the suspects after tracking suspicious spending linked to the victim's accounts.
- •The suspects are referred to as 'black widows' due to their method of operation involving drugging victims.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Argentine authorities successfully prosecute the suspects it could deter similar crimes and improve public safety in Buenos Aires neighborhoods.
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