Child abuse material: items seized from Tarragona’s home revealed | OneFootball

This Thursday morning, personnel from the Investigative Police (PDI) and the Human Trafficking section carried out a raid on a house in Block 7 of Alto Verde, owned by Unión player Cristian Tarragona, where family members of the athlete also reside.

The operation was conducted as part of the "International Operation Shield for Childhood," a global investigation aimed at dismantling networks linked to the production and distribution of child sexual abuse material.

Tarragona, who lives in the raided house, was on his way to training when the police officers arrived. The house, located in front of a plaza and with several apartments at the back, was inspected by agents from the Human Trafficking and Gender Violence Investigation Agency.

During the operation, ordered by Complex Crimes Prosecutor José Ignacio Suasnabar, the PDI seized multiple electronic devices and items of interest to the case, including:

(01) DVR

(01) Wi-Fi modem

(03) tablets

(02) PlayStation consoles

(02) Nintendo and gamer consoles

(01) handheld console

(01) digital console

(02) pendrives

(04) SD cards

(01) cell phone

(03) iPhones

(01) iPad tablet

(03) Apple Watches

(02) additional iPads

So far, no one has been arrested, although the seized material will be analyzed by experts specializing in the search for digital content related to the investigation.

Official sources clarified that, although the operation was conducted at the footballer's home, "no family member has been directly identified as implicated in the case."

The investigation continues under strict confidentiality, given the international nature and sensitivity of the case, which involves the collaboration of judicial and security agencies from different countries.

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