Overview
- Officers on routine checks at Trelew's Marquitos complex over the weekend found an amateur referee wearing an electronic ankle monitor, a court device used to track people under house arrest.
- When approached, he ran off and hid in someone else’s car before officers pulled him out and detained him.
- He is now at the disposal of Chubut judicial authorities, who will decide whether to revoke the monitoring and move him to a prison unit.
- Local outlets report he hit a police officer during the struggle, though full judicial details have not been released.
- The stop came during broader controls that also seized 13 vehicles, and matches at the complex continued during the arrest.