This condition leaves her free, although under strict rules: she must comply with a series of judicial obligations.
The modus operandi of the Córdoba police officer
Barrionuevo worked at the 8th police station, in Patricios neighborhood, in the northeastern area of Córdoba's capital.
There he was supposed to perform guard duties and safeguard the belongings of detainees.
However, as was proven, he took advantage of that privileged access to appropriate personal and banking data of those arrested.
At night, he would go through wallets and documents that were under official custody, take photos of cards and documents with his cell phone, and send them via WhatsApp to his partner.
She, from her home, made online purchases, transfers to virtual wallets, and phone top-ups.
In some cases, the frauds were carried out, and the victims ended up paying for someone else's expenses.
In others, the attempts were thwarted by banking security measures. However, all the episodes added up to evidence that turned out to be overwhelming.
The detail that most caught the investigators' attention was that some of the photos sent to Roldán had the police station's guard book as a background, a recklessness that made it clear that the data had been obtained inside the police facility.