2024-09-16 00:26:33
After fleeing from the police for six days, Argentine deputy Germán Kiczka and his brother Sebastián were captured and will now face justice across the Andes.
This Friday, August 30, the Argentine deputy was placed at the disposal of the trans-Andean courts Germán Kiczka, accused of possession and distribution of material linked to pedophiliawho was arrested after remaining on the run for several days.
Together with the provincial deputy of Misiones, Today his brother, Sebastián Kiczka, accused in the same case and for the same crime, will also face justice in the Andes.who was arrested on Wednesday after trying to escape from police.
According to what was reported by the trans-Andean press, the Ministry of Security of the province of Corrientes confirmed that the local police “Germán Kiczka was arrested in the town of Loreto, and will soon be placed at the disposal of the Police of the province of Misiones“.
After confirming the capture of the deputy who remained at large, the Argentine Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, welcomed the news and posted on her X account: “Pedophile deputy inside. The Governor of Corrientes informed me, to whom I conveyed my congratulations for the excellent work“.
Who is the Argentine deputy accused of pedophilia?
German Kiczka, 44, is a Provincial deputy of Misiones, in northern Argentinawho was stripped of his immunity after he fled after being accused of pedophilia.
According to reports from the other side of the mountain range, Kiczka He has a degree in International Relations and had a channel on YouTube with his brother and father, called La Magia del Tío Germán, in which They showed magic tricks and games for children.
The capture of Germán Kiczka occurred six days after he fled with his brother, after the Argentine police arrested him in early August found on electronic devices of both of them material containing pornography, child abuse and zoophilia.
The police operation called Digital Guardians for Children It was initiated after a complaint made by the NGO The International Centre for Missing and Exploited Childrenwhich is based in the United States.