Argentinian authorities have arrested a 49-year-old who allegedly threatened Pope Leonin XIV to death, just hours before the arrival of the head of the Catholic Church in Argentina. The arrest was carried out after a Federal Argentina Police operation, while during the raid on the suspect’s apartment, several electronic devices, including a threat, have been seized.
According to Argentina State Intelligence Secretariat ( SIDE), authorities have been able to identify and arrest the suspect within less than 24 hours of accepting information about the Pope’s threats. The investigations were launched Friday afternoon after the Anti-Terror Investigation Unit had accepted information about a threatening call, allegedly threatening Vatican leader’s life.
After analyzing investigative data and actions on the ground, authorities have located an apartment connected to the suspect. The operation was conducted at the order of federal Judge Adrian Gonzalez Charvay of the Federal Court in Champana. During the raid, police have seized three mobile phones, one of which allegedly was used to realize the threatening call.
Also confiscated has been a threat, for which investigators are verifying operational capacities and whether there may have been any links to threats. The 49-year-old has faced preliminary charges of anonymous threats and public intimidation with terrorist intent. Investigations into the full whiteening of the case are ongoing.
The event occurred on the eve of Pope Leon’s visit to Argentina, where he arrived on Sunday, November 8, after staying in Uruguay. According to the official Vatican agenda, the Pope will remain in Argentina until 11 November, when he is expected to travel towards Peru. This visit marks the return of a Pope to Argentina after 39 years, while President Javier Mile has announced the tournament events of national interest.
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