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The tragic episode occurred last Wednesday in the Buenos Aires town of Don Bosco. The suspect has a criminal record for robbery.
A Paraguayan man was stabbed to death during a neighborhood fight in the Buenos Aires town of Don Bosco, Quilmes district. For the crime they arrested a suspect, who has a criminal record for robbery, police sources reported this Friday.
The tragic episode occurred last Wednesday at 1000 Ituzaingó Street, in the vicinity of Villa Itatí. The fatal victim was identified by the police as Jorge Montalto, 64, who worked as an employee of the C subway line.
Police spokesmen indicated that Montalto was attacked by a neighbor with a knife. After being wounded, he was rushed to the Santa Clara de Quilmes clinic, where he was admitted with cuts to his neck and other parts of his body.
Despite medical efforts, he died around 5:30 p.m. that Wednesday while undergoing surgery, due to the seriousness of the stab wounds he suffered.
The prosecutor Martín Conde intervened in the case, in charge of the Functional Instruction Unit (UFI) 3 of the Judicial Department of Quilmes, who entrusted the investigation to the Departmental Investigation Delegation (DDI) of that jurisdiction.
In this context, the detectives, together with the Operational Tactical Group (GTO) of the 2nd police station. de Bernal, released a video from a security camera through which they were able to identify the murderer, who lived a few meters from the crime scene.
With this information, they carried out an emergency raid on Thursday at a home on 600 Montevideo Street, where the defendant was arrested and clothing items used at the time of the event were seized.
Meanwhile, the investigators determined that the defendant, who was made available to the prosecutor Conde, had a history of robbery.
Insecurity in Quilmes: A judge and his guard killed two 18-year-old thieves
“With a slap or a shot to the leg it was enough. But when he was lying on the floor they wouldn’t let us get close to help him,” said Gabriela, the sister of Jorge Emmanuel Cartagena (18), known in Villa El Monte, Quilmes, as “Pepón”, and one of the two thieves who died on Saturday in a shootout during an assault on a judge and his guard.
Emanuel Cartagena, the thief who died in a shootout with a judge and his guard in Quilmes.
Last Saturday, around 6:30 p.m., together with –at least– four accomplices and “Pepón” would have tried to commit a robbery. The modality was one of those known as “piranha” and the group of thieves pounced on the judge’s Renault Captur to “open the doors”, according to the version of the victims of the assault: Ernesto García Maañón (74), a chambermaid from San Isidro , and its custodian, a Buenos Aires police officer, Captain Leonardo Nasif.
Always according to the complaint, the armed thieves tried to get them out of the car. García Maañón is vice president of Chamber I of the San Isidro Criminal Court of Appeals and Guarantees, which they describe as “enigmatic” and “low profile.” Years ago he practiced shooting and this Saturday he participated in a tournament at the Federal Shooting of Quilmes.
Ernesto García Maañon, the San Isidro judge who suffered an assault in Quilmes in which two thieves died.
In addition to Cartagena, two other robbers were injured. They are Nicolás Ezequiel Martínez (18) and “Cristian”, 16. Nicolás, known in the neighborhood as “Nikito” died at the Iriarte de Quilmes Hospital, shortly after the transfer.
The youngest is hospitalized in serious condition. As Clarín learned, one of his wounds would have damaged his jaw and spinal cord, which is why they believe that his body will be completely paralyzed.
Minutes after the armed confrontation between the judge and his guard and at least 5 criminals
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