Córdoba’s Criminal and Correctional Chamber sentenced brothers Iván Gabriel César and Pablo Nicolás César to four years of effective prison each for selling drugs in Agua de Oro.[1] Both men, aged 35, had been detained in 2025 during a Fuerza Policial Antinarcotráfico investigation.[1] The Jesús María anti-narcotics prosecution office intervened in the case and ordered the detainees transferred and the seized items sent to the court.[1]
During the procedures that led to the detentions, investigators seized 530 doses of marijuana, 1,476,000 pesos, a motorcycle, a digital scale and items used to portion substances.[1] Officers first detained one suspect at Hipólito Yrigoyen and Filiberto Antún, finding several doses of cocaine and 176,000 pesos on him.[1] FPA tactical groups then raided two houses on Guillermo Marconi street with no street number and detained the second 35-year-old suspect.[1] In those houses officers seized the 530 marijuana doses, 1,300,000 pesos, a digital scale, a 190cc Honda motorcycle and other items linked to the investigation.[1] Córdoba’s Public Prosecutor’s Ministry confirms the same 2025 raids yielded 530 marijuana doses, 1,476,000 pesos, a scale, a motorcycle and fractioning-related items.[2]
The investigation lasted six months under the Public Prosecutor’s Ministry.[1] The brothers sold from their homes and also delivered drugs in different sectors of the area, with delivery accounting for much of their sales.[1] The prosecutor’s office says the operation dismantled a drug-delivery network in Agua de Oro.[2] El Diario de Carlos Paz confirms both men received four years of effective prison for drug dealing in Agua de Oro after the FPA investigation.[3]
