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Police arrested a man in the San Miguel neighborhood of San Pedro de Jujuy after a home theft. The suspect allegedly entered a private property in the Ramal area illegally and stole valuable items before being taken to the police station. The case adds to local concerns about property crime in the town's neighborhoods.
Jujuy Al Momento · Oct 11, 2026A man allegedly forced entry into his ex-partner's home in the Tupac Amaru neighborhood of San Pedro de Jujuy. He reportedly stole cash and chairs and left a signed letter before departing. The victim filed a complaint, citing prior reports of gender violence, making the case significant for local safety.
Jujuy Al Momento · Oct 12, 2026Only 2 publishable local items were found for this period. No unrelated stories were added.
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A man allegedly forced entry into his ex-partner's home in the Tupac Amaru neighborhood of San Pedro de Jujuy. He reportedly stole items, including cash and chairs, and left a signed letter before leaving. The victim filed a complaint due to prior gender violence reports.
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A police operation in the San Miguel neighborhood of San Pedro de Jujuy resulted in the apprehension of a man. The suspect was caught after illegally entering a private property in the Ramal area and stealing valuable items. He was subsequently taken to the police station.
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