The City Police and the Judicial Investigation Corps of the Buenos Aires Public Prosecutor's Office carried out a raid this morning in the town of Morón at the house of one of the people accused of pasting the posters against Vice President Cristina Kirchner.This is the father of the man who had the van used to distribute the posters.The truck was found last week in Juan José Paso at 1300. When the Police arrived, the license plates had already been removed.A 28-year-old man identified as one of those responsible for the stickers was arrested at the scene.That person, according to police sources, identified two other companions.It was determined that the identity card of the truck was adulterated and proceeded to seize it, a cell phone and posters with the face of Vice President Cristina Kirchner.Between Thursday and Friday of last week, other raids were carried out in the western area of ​​Greater Buenos Aires, where three more people were detained.Material of interest to the cause was also seized and posters and a printing machine were found.In Guatemala at 300, in Villa Luzuriaga, a 37-year-old man was delayed, from whom the ticket for the sale and insurance of the Fiorino truck was confiscated, and among the annotations, a bill for billboards.Today's raid, in charge of the Contraventions and Offenses Against Public Order Division of the City Police, was carried out in a house belonging to the Morón district of Buenos Aires.Its owner, according to the investigators, would have received the posters from a printing company in Lanús and then made the sticker together with his son and other people.The investigators point to this 54-year-old man, who after the raids last week left his house.Upon arriving at the house, the police found a Hyundai H100 truck with plotting on its sides with the faces of Governor Axel Kicillof, Deputy Governor Verónica Magario and the mayor of La Matanza, Fernando Espinoza.Pieces of posters were found in the truck bed that could be those for which the investigation was initiated.There was also posters similar to those seized from a house located in Castelli at 1400, also in Morón.During the raid, a roll of advertising posters, cell phones, CDs, hard drives, two computers and notes were seized.The case began last Monday, when posters with the face of the vice president and the phrases "assassin", "guilty of 35,000 deaths" and "you chose business with Putin instead of saving lives" appeared in different areas of the City of Buenos Aires. , in addition to a QR code that leads to a page that says “Soon everyone will know what you did” and “You did not let rule.Albert driving.This caused the rejection of several leaders, including President Alberto Fernández himself, who wrote on his Twitter account: “As I said yesterday, many insist on dividing us and resort to the greatest baseness.I'm sorry for the damage they cause to good people.Know that seeing them act, they only commit me more to the unity of the Front of All”.There are two court cases for the sticker.One is in charge of the Buenos Aires prosecutor Mauro Tereszko and already has five defendants, and four of them must appear to testify this week.Another file, which was initiated by a complaint by Enrique "Pepe' Albistur, is processed in criminal justice, where the prosecutor Leonel Gómez Barbella, requested the investigation and arrest of Francisco Serrano, an employee of Video Graphic, one of the printers where the posters that pointed to the vice president would have come out.Serrano, according to the testimony of the owner of the Lanús printing press that he testified as a witness, would have confessed that he made the posters and then disappeared.