A 46-year-old driver
fired
a shotgun
this Monday at Buenos Aires police officers
who intervened after the aggressor hit a
15-year-old girl
when she was trying to park her truck.
Security force agents, aboard an official van, approached where the incident occurred, near the corner of Rivadavia and José Martí, in the
Flores
neighborhood .
When they tried to identify him, the suspect decided to escape on board his black Fiat Toro truck, which led to the beginning of a
chase
that, due to traffic, ended a few blocks away.
As a result of the traffic congestion, the City Police reported, the man was forced to stop his march in Artigas and Yerbal.
There,
he got out and with a shotgun, shot twice
at the patrol car that was pursuing him.
When he found himself trapped at the intersection of Mariano Acosta and Eva Perón, a confrontation with firearms took place.
The attacker's shots did not cause any injuries.
The scene was recorded by occasional witnesses who managed to record on video how the man, bald, dressed in a muscular orange T-shirt and black pants, got out with his gun and
fired while advancing on foot
, forcing the police car to retreat.
In the background, in the filming, you can see a mural of a train and several parked cars, many with people inside,
trying to stay safe
from the violent situation.
A man fired a shotgun at the Police and was arrested in Flores
Among his belongings, the detainee had a shotgun, which was seized by order of the intervening magistrate, who did not provide further details about the identity of the detainee.
For its part, it was reported that the 15-year-old minor was assisted at the scene and transferred by SAME, without risk of life, to the Piñero hospital.
A stray bullet hit a woman in La Boca
A woman was
shot in the shoulder
when she was going to school with her minor children, so she was assisted by personnel from the 4C Neighborhood Police Station.
Upon arrival, officers interviewed the woman, who reported that while walking along 200 Menéndez Street, she felt a blow on her back and then noticed bleeding.
She immediately asked for help from the teaching staff who contacted the police personnel who were covering the school path and requested the presence of the SAME who confirmed “
penetrating wound to the left shoulder blade
without risk of life” reason for which she was referred to the hospital to establish if the projectile could be extracted.
The victim reported that she did not hear any detonation or see anything unusual, as did the officers on the school trail, which indicates that it could be a
stray bullet
.
D.S.