Overview
- The province sent 11 notices over Friday and Saturday across six departments, totaling ARS 36,018,361.
- Each bill lists the exact police costs for the response, including fuel, vehicles, explosives units and officer hours.
- Notices go out only after provincial prosecutors confirm who is responsible, and recipients have five days to pay.
- Unpaid amounts are referred to the State Prosecutor’s Office for civil collection that can include wage garnishment or asset freezes.
- One grandmother was told to pay ARS 5,802,007 for her grandson’s threat, underscoring how the policy hits household budgets.