Journalist Fabián Waldman from FM La Patriada said on 2026-08-31 on X that there was a theft in the Casa Rosada accreditation room, posting photos and video. ^[1] Unknown individuals entered the Sala de Periodistas Decano Roberto Di Sandro at the Casa Rosada during the night without forcing the locks. ^[2] The Colombian Attorney General's Office announced it will charge Laura Sarabia with abuse of public function and aggravated illegal constraint. ^[3] An unnamed government official source told Clarín that they are investigating what happened in the Casa Rosada accreditation room. ^[4] Other unnamed sources said that all drawers under the tables were opened and items such as packages of yerba, milk, and other articles were taken from refrigerators and drawers in the accreditation room. ^[5] Drawers and personal belongings of accredited journalists were opened and inspected. ^[6] The intruders rummaged through desks and personal lockers in the press room. ^[7] Security forces from Casa Militar subjected Marelbys Meza to a polygraph test against her will and illegally intercepted her communications. ^[8] The charges against Sarabia are related to an illegal polygraph test administered to Marelbys Meza, who was the nanny of her son at the time. ^[9] The investigation revealed that the police deceived a prosecutor by presenting the two women as alleged members of a Clan del Golfo network to secure the interceptions. ^[10] Security at Casa Rosada is handled by the Casa Militar, which reports to Karina Milei. ^[11] The Sala de Periodistas Decano Roberto Di Sandro is located on the first floor of the Casa Rosada and is permanently guarded by the Casa Militar. ^[12]