The Argentine police arrested a man in Buenos Aires who had a large number of Nazi-era weapons decorated with symbols of the Third Reich from the Adolf Hitler regime last month, officials said. Quoted from the Argentine Federal Police website on December 10, the case was initiated by the Office of the Special Prosecutor for Organizational Crimes (UFECO) led by Dr. Santiago Marquerich in the context of an international investigation called “Operation Nevada” initiated by members of the Bosnian-Herzegovina Federal Police. Amid investigations, the presence of an Argentine citizen who would be directly involved in a human trafficking network was detected. (…) Based on preliminary evidence gathered, the Federal Court of the First Level Quilmas ordered the search of the house where the suspect, an Argentine citizen who was old enough, was arrested. From there, officers secured 43 rifles with pictures of the Nazi eagle, 15 pistols, 5 airs, 1 cross bow, 1 9 mm machine gun with pictures of the Nazis, 2 bullet charging machines, 3,000 detonators, 3.5 kilograms of powder, 3,000 bullets and 2,500 bullet casings of various caliber. There are also 1 World War II uniform with Nazi symbols, the chest statues of Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, a large number of objects related to the Nazi theme, three Indian antelope (Antopecervicapra) trophies, 2 cell phones, and documents related to the case.
via voi: Argentine Authority Secures Machine Guns To Hitler’s Chest Statue Of Nazi Legacy