Global Courant 2023-04-14 19:51:35
The 17-year-old was arrested after a 911 call from the 65-year-old woman.
A 65-year-old woman who lives in the Cementista neighborhood of the city of Las Heras, Mendoza province, noticed a strange attitude in her grandson. To her surprise, the 17-year-old arrived with a motorcycle and left it in one of the rooms. His grandmother did not hesitate and called 911. Police determined that the motorcycle was stolen, so the young criminal ended up in custody.
The event occurred last Tuesday afternoon in a house in San Martín at 2400, where the woman lives with her grandson. After the owner called the Police, she arrived at the personal home of the Special Patrol Unit operating group.
In that place, they confirmed that the white and black Motomel S2 150 motorcycle with which the young man had arrived had been stolen minutes before in the vicinity of the Regalado Olguín de Las Heras roundabout.
The troops arrested the young man, who was made available to Justice. The vehicle, meanwhile, was seized. The case is investigated by Fiscal Office No. 5 of the 16th Police Station.
Another young man denounced by his grandmother
A month ago, a 19-year-old young man was reported for gender-based violence by his 57-year-old grandmother. When the police arrived, it was found that the man was hiding a vehicle and stolen auto parts in the back of the home.
The episode occurred on March 17 in the Villa del Carmen neighborhood of Del Viso, when personnel from the Pilar 3rd police station appeared at a house located on Calle Florida at 7900 where a woman had denounced her own grandson for assault, mistreatment verbal and threats. Before the arrival of the uniformed, the individual managed to escape aboard a black car.
When police personnel entered the property, it was found that a white Ford Eco Sport van was parked at the bottom of the lot, the windows of which belonged to another car.
Likewise, windows were seized from vehicles whose recorded domain number revealed that he had a kidnapping order for auto theft at the request of the Moreno police station, as well as various auto parts and an engine with suppressed numbers. Two large sativa cannabis plants were also seized, weighing 8,100 kilos.
According to her grandmother’s testimony, ill-treatment towards her was common and it was also frequent that money was taken from her retirement.
