Luciana Martínez, a former contestant on the reality show 'Gran Hermano' (Big Brother), has been ordered to be released from custody by Judge Alfredo Godoy. She was detained following a complaint made by a United States tourist, who alleged that he was a victim of theft. The decision to grant her release came after her defense attorney, Carlos Telleldín, submitted a request for her excarceration, which was accepted by the court.

Martínez's manager, Cristian Wagner, who was also implicated and detained in connection with the complaint, was similarly granted release. Law enforcement officials from the Ciudad Police had arrested both individuals the previous Saturday as investigations into the allegations began. The case has attracted attention due to the notoriety of Martínez as a public figure, and further legal proceedings are anticipated.

In the coming days, Judge Godoy will determine the ongoing legal status for both Martínez and Wagner. This case highlights the legal challenges faced by public figures and the importance of due process in the judicial system within Argentina, as it navigates the intersection of celebrity and criminal allegations.