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Argentine engineer detained in Paraguay over alleged human trafficking
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Argentine engineer detained in Paraguay over alleged human trafficking

Paraguayan police detained an Argentine engineer, Ariel Morna, accused of attempting to kidnap a 17-year-old girl. The teenager was reported missing and later found safe near a amusement park in Asunción. Authorities activated the MAFE alert system, which allows immediate action without waiting 24 hours. The case is under investigation for potential human trafficking, with authorities considering various hypotheses including organized crime involvement. Morna was arrested by a specialized prosecutor, and police inspected his vehicle, seizing items including 2.3 grams of cocaine. The family’s lawyer claims Morna sent death threats and allegedly took the phone from the girl to prevent contact with her family.

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Argentine engineer detained in Paraguay over alleged human trafficking

Paraguayan police detained an Argentine engineer, Ariel Morna, accused of attempting to kidnap a 17-year-old girl. The teenager was reported missing and later found safe near a amusement park in Asunción. Authorities activated the MAFE alert system, which allows immediate action without waiting 24 hours. The case is under investigation for potential human trafficking, with authorities considering various hypotheses including organized crime involvement. Morna was arrested by a specialized prosecutor, and police inspected his vehicle, seizing items including 2.3 grams of cocaine. The family’s lawyer claims Morna sent death threats and allegedly took the phone from the girl to prevent contact with her family.

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