Argentine government offers 20 million pesos for information leading to capture of Eduardo Muñoz, suspect in federal police officer's murder in Rosario
The National Ministry of Security established a reward of twenty million pesos for those who provide information facilitating the detention of Eduardo Rodolfo Muñoz, accused of participating in the homicide of officer Rodolfo Manfredi in Villa Banana, Rosario.
Argentine government offers 20 million pesos for information leading to capture of Eduardo Muñoz, suspect in federal police officer's murder in Rosario
Argentina's National Ministry of Security published Resolution 543/2026, which establishes a reward of twenty million pesos intended for people who provide information conducive to the apprehension of Eduardo Rodolfo Muñoz, identified as one of the alleged perpetrators of the crime of Argentine Federal Police officer Rodolfo Manfredi.
According to what was published by El Observador, the regulation sets out payment of the sum to those who, having not intervened in the criminal act, provide background information useful for effecting the capture of the fugitive. The amount will be credited once the information proves effective for the detention.
The homicide of officer Manfredi took place in Villa Banana, a neighbourhood in the city of Rosario, province of Santa Fe. The federal officer was ambushed in the context of what was presumed to be a police operation in the area. The investigation points to Muñoz as one of those responsible for the deadly attack.
The measure seeks to accelerate the location of the accused, who remains at large. The reward forms part of the mechanisms that the national government has put in place to encourage citizen collaboration in cases of serious crimes against members of the security forces.
Source: Google News AR — Crime