E/CN.4/1993/26 page 13 (b) Carlos Delgado, waiter, was arrested in the Moreno district of Buenos Aires by men in civilian clothes riding in a Ford Falcon without licence plates. His hands and feet were tied and he was beaten on the stomach and the soles of his feet while he was interrogated about a stolen motor cycle. He was nearly suffocated by means of a nylon pouch placed over his head. This took place in Moreno first district police station. A number of police took him to a hospital were he was found to be suffering from haematoma all over his body, particularly on the soles of his feet. One of the injuries caused serious circulatory difficulties; (c) Daniel Caviglia, age 16, was arrested in Luján on 23 July 1990 with a number of other boy scouts by armed men in civilian clothes who took them to the police station. All the scouts were beaten. Daniel Caviglia was stripped, tied to a chair, subjected to the dry submarine treatment and punched in the stomach. As a result of this incident two policemen are said to have been dismissed from the force; (d) Norberto Hadad was arrested in Luján on 8 August 1990 by members of the detective squad. According to the report received he was handcuffed, beaten and subjected to the dry submarine treatment in order to extract a confession that he had obtained a vehicle illegally. As a result of the torture an eardrum was perforated; (e) Argentino Cabral was arrested on 7 November 1990 by members of the police intelligence branch in connection with an attack on Barracas school a few days earlier. He was beaten, subjected to the dry submarine treatment, handcuffed to a wall and burnt on the shoulder, apparently with cigarettes; (f) Aníbal Monzón Novena was arrested on 23 November 1990 by members of the intelligence branch. He was questioned about an organization called the Union of Revolutionary Workers, subjected to the dry submarine treatment, beaten, stripped and hung from the ceiling. He also underwent a mock execution; (g) Walter Bulacio, age 17, was arrested by the police on 19 April 1991 with other young people attending a rock concert. According to witnesses he was severely beaten. As a result he had to be taken to hospital a few hours later and died a week afterwards. The autopsy report stated that death was caused by a congenital condition. The family's lawyers dispute this version and note that according to a hospital medical report the youth had bruises on his face and injuries to the skull and thorax. With regard to the first six cases the Government stated that no complaints or other material had been received by the Office of Human Rights. With regard to the seventh case, the Government reported that Walter Bulacio's death had been caused by a vascular cerebral incident brought on by excessive tension. The police commissioner responsible for the arrest of Bulacio and the other youths had been put on trial. 36. The Committee against Torture examined Argentina's periodic report at its ninth session (9-20 November 1992). The report is reproduced in document CAT/C/17/Add.2.