Santa Fe Government Defends Virtual Raid Tool and Announces Reward in Nurse Murder Case

The Santa Fe provincial government defended the use of a virtual‑flagrante (“flagrancia virtual”) raid that relied on AI‑driven video analysis (the Lince system) after a judge nullified the operation following a June 19 shooting in Rosario. Spokesperson Virginia Coudannes argued that the tool is lawful, helps quickly identify suspects and should not be overturned by a “guarantist” perspective.

Separately, the province launched a 16‑million‑peso reward to encourage information leading to the perpetrators of the February 2025 femicide of 32‑year‑old nurse Ailén Oggero in Rosario. The incentive, detailed in resolution 1879/2026, promises confidentiality for tip‑sters and aims to break a case that remains without arrests despite prior investigations into her ex‑partner and possible drug‑trafficking links.