Hugo David Castillo, 47, was arrested in La Cava and is facing accusations related to a robbery in Martínez. During his statement to the authorities, he admitted to being a repeat offender, having been released from prison in 2020 during the coronavirus pandemic, yet he vehemently denied any involvement in the robbery he is being accused of. Castillo claims, "I do not know the robbery I am being accused of," maintaining his innocence amidst serious allegations from law enforcement.

The Million gang, which is linked to multiple violent crimes including two homicides in San Isidro, has gained notoriety for its brutal methods, such as physical assaults and torture of their victims during operations. Castillo's arrest comes amidst an ongoing crackdown on gang-related activities in the region, highlighting increasing concern over security and crime in Buenos Aires and its surroundings.

Castillo's familial connection to the leaders of the gang adds a layer of complexity to the situation, as law enforcement may scrutinize him not only for his alleged crimes but also for his ties to the gang's operations. This case underscores the deep-seated issues of gang violence and organized crime in Argentina, raising questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement efforts in combating such criminal organizations.