According to BCN Noticias, the Buenos Aires Police arrested José Robledo, alias “Pachi”, on Wednesday during a football match in Pablo Nogués. Robledo is the third suspect detained in connection with the fatal car crash on March 28, 2025, that killed an 11-month-old infant, Sofía Hildebrant, and severely injured her 41-year-old mother, Natalia Susana Heinzenrreder, following a home invasion and police pursuit originating in Tigre.
How the Tigre Home Invasion and Police Chase Led to Tragedy
The sequence of events began on March 28, 2025, when Romina Alanís was intercepted by three armed men while parking her vehicle near her home on Bibiloni Street in Ricardo Rojas, Tigre, according to reports. The intruders forced her inside, threatened her, and stole money, valuables, and her Jeep Renegade, while an accomplice fled in a separate Volkswagen Golf, as detailed.
Following a rapid report to authorities, the Buenos Aires Police located the stolen Jeep, which was driven by Rodrigo Moreira, age 35, according to the source. During the subsequent high-speed pursuit, the suspects fired at police officers and wounded a motorcyclist in the leg, as noted. The chase concluded at the intersection of Madame Curie and Morse in Pablo Nogués, Malvinas Argentinas, where the vehicle crashed into another automobile, lost control, and struck Natalia Susana Heinzenrreder and her 11-month-old daughter, Sofía Hildebrant, who was in her arms.
Arrest of the Third Suspect in Pablo Nogués
According to BCN Noticias, the Buenos Aires Police apprehended José Robledo, alias “Pachi”, on Wednesday while he played in a football match on a pitch in Pablo Nogués. Law enforcement received intelligence indicating his presence at the location, which served as a crucial lead for the arrest executed by personnel from the Superintendencia AMBA Norte I under the command of Commissary General Lucas Borge. The source states that Robledo resisted the officers during the operation.
Robledo’s capture brings the total number of individuals in custody to three. Rodrigo Moreira, 35, was arrested at the scene on the day of the incident, while a second suspect, Cristian Barraza, 25, was detained two days later by the 14th C Precinct during an operation near River Plate’s stadium in Buenos Aires, according to the source.
Did You Know? The second suspect, Cristian Barraza, was located after a tip called into the 911 emergency system by a family member, leading city police to detain him while he worked as a parking attendant outside the stadium during a match against Rosario Central, as reported.
Legal Proceedings and Investigation by UFI El Talar
The judicial investigation is led by the UFI El Talar, with Prosecutor José Amallo of the General Pacheco Decentralized Fiscal Unit overseeing the case, according to the source. Authorities are actively working to reconstruct the exact mechanics of the crash and establish the specific degree of responsibility for each participant. The case file has incorporated multiple severe charges, including robbery qualified by the use of a firearm in a populated area and in a gang, weapon abuse, and homicidio criminis causa, as documented.
Meanwhile, the victims’ family faces a grueling recovery and legal process. Gabriel, the husband of Natalia and father of Sofía, spoke outside the Dr. Federico Abette Hospital regarding his wife’s critical condition, noting that she suffered severe head trauma, chest injuries, and fractures to her right wrist and ankle, and remained unaware of her daughter’s death prior to surgery, according to the source.
Frequently Asked Questions
What triggered the police pursuit that led to the crash?
The pursuit began after three armed men forced their way into a home in Tigre, robbed the owner, and fled in the family’s Jeep Renegade, prompting a police response, according to the source.
Where and when was the third suspect, José Robledo, arrested?
According to BCN Noticias, José Robledo, alias “Pachi”, was arrested on Wednesday while playing in a football match on a pitch in Pablo Nogués.
What legal charges do the suspects face?
According to the source, the detained suspects face charges including robbery qualified by the use of a firearm in a populated area and in a gang, weapon abuse, and homicidio criminis causa.
How will the ongoing investigation by UFI El Talar shape accountability for the suspects involved in the Tigre robbery and subsequent crash?
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