En el partido de Morón, específicamente en Villa Sarmiento, un hombre fue asaltado mientras conducía su auto de lujo. La víctima, armada, enfrentó a los delincuentes disparando y logró escapar. Este incidente pone de relieve la creciente inseguridad en la zona, donde los residentes se ven obligados a tomar medidas extremas para protegerse, incluyendo cercos eléctricos y cámaras de seguridad.
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00:00Now, let's go to Villa Sarmiento, to Morón's party.
00:04A party that yesterday had already caught our attention
00:06for the robbery of a child with balloons in his hand
00:09who was going to celebrate his birthday.
00:11We all went to see what was happening with Morón's security.
00:14See what happened in the last hours,
00:17particularly in the area of Villa Sarmiento,
00:19where a man was assaulted when he was in his luxury car.
00:24They crossed him and listen to the reaction.
00:28The victim, who pulls out his gun
00:31and shoots the criminals,
00:35then escapes backwards.
00:38They cross the victim in front of him.
00:40There it is.
00:41We will repeat the sound of the shots
00:43to hear it again,
00:45so that you can see the drama of this situation
00:48of a victim
00:51who keeps shooting so that, obviously, they leave.
00:54See the moment of the beginning.
00:55The thief.
00:59The first shots are from the victim, who defends herself.
01:02Exactly.
01:04Look at the criminal who is paraphrased behind the other car.
01:07Yes, and now more shots will be heard, Javier.
01:09Yes, and he waits to get in the car.
01:12To force him, to decide, to escape.
01:16The criminals escape.
01:17This is the reality.
01:18The last shots are from the criminals who escape.
01:21What we have is a nobody's land.
01:24Nobody likes who likes people,
01:27defending themselves as best they can
01:29to the shots, in the middle of the public road,
01:32without the police appearing.
01:35This is the way of life in many places of the urban community
01:39at this time, I insist, moron,
01:41which is news of insecurity
01:44for the second consecutive day.
01:47We are already in the place
01:49with our partner, Carlos Estriones,
01:52who is covering this news of the place of the events.
01:55Carlos, how are you?
01:56How is this whole situation that we just saw in the video?
02:01Yes.
02:02Look, it is very striking that we are in an area
02:04that is always very busy and there are no people on the street.
02:07Very few vehicles will pass.
02:09What we were sharing on the screen
02:11happened in Pastor Obligado and Cornel Toscano.
02:15Here, look.
02:16Look, it's a two-way street.
02:18Yes?
02:19That's why it's very striking
02:21that the criminals took advantage of the fact
02:23that this man arrives in the middle of the street
02:26in his vehicle and they cross him.
02:28I insist, we are working on a two-way street
02:30very close to the President Peron Avenue,
02:34which is the one that takes you to the side of the ...
02:36so that the old Gaona is located,
02:38the one that took you to the west side.
02:40Well, it is that avenue that is very busy,
02:43but it strikes us, comrades,
02:45that there are no people on the street.
02:47I wanted to ask the neighbors.
02:49They don't even dare to leave.
02:51In this same place where we are,
02:53is where they cross the vehicle.
02:55Yes, look.
02:56The white car that is now parked
02:58does the same as the other vehicle that Javi just told you about,
03:01which is where one of the criminals parades
03:03when he sees that the man defends his life
03:05and his property with a gun.
03:07The security cameras,
03:09obviously from the neighbors, right?
03:11Private security cameras.
03:13That the neighbors have.
03:15And, dear Rolando, the security camera
03:17is also barred, right?
03:19Yes, so they don't steal it, right?
03:21Of course, so they don't steal the security cameras.
03:23That house is the one that takes absolutely everything,
03:25and look at how the neighbors live, right?
03:27Now, Carlos, what ...
03:29The security cameras, fence and electrified fence.
03:31He is showing us an accommodated area,
03:33a zone,
03:35I don't know, with important houses,
03:37beautiful houses that have had to be barred.
03:39And people don't go out on the street at this time.
03:43It's 3.45 in the afternoon
03:45and there are no people who dare to walk on the street.
03:49No, we said Villa Sarmiento,
03:51Villa La Reja, we put almost all the urban area
03:53because what, let's say,
03:55exceeds a window,
03:57there is already a fence.
03:59There is always a fence.
04:01Look, this is a divine front of an old house,
04:03the fence that they had to put outside.
04:05In front, as we said, the electrified fence.
04:07But look what I'm still showing you.
04:09The house next door, security camera.
04:11Look, come a few more steps.
04:13This is where this man was shot.
04:15You can see it later when you leave with the vehicle.
04:17But what he told me is that he didn't go out to chase them,
04:19but the man wanted to win
04:21Perón Avenue,
04:23which is a much faster avenue,
04:25to be able, of course, to escape.
04:27Nine were the shots that were heard
04:29here in this area.
04:31Look, another house.
04:33Very beautiful too.
04:35That's where we're walking.
04:37Yes.
04:39Of course, exactly, the criminals too.
04:41Look at this house, look at Nestor, look.
04:43Look how he lives, Rolando.
04:45Yes, electrified fence.
04:47Sole, companions, I don't tell everyone.
04:49Carlos, excuse me.
04:51Electrified fence in a very beautiful area.
04:53Carlos, how are you?
04:55I'll give you a consultation,
04:57because this case has a particularity.
04:59In addition to these nine shots that we heard,
05:01so violent, there is no complaint made
05:03and there are no injured in the hospitals.
05:05The prosecutor is trying to find
05:07some data, individualize some.
05:09Is there a witness?
05:11Is there someone in the neighborhood
05:13who says, yes, it's my neighbor,
05:15it was my neighbor?
05:17Is there something that allows
05:19to individualize this person?
05:21Do you know what happens?
05:23People are also afraid,
05:25because the criminals,
05:27where are they now?
05:29Refugees.
05:31So I spoke before with a person,
05:33I'm not going to individualize,
05:35close to here, from a business,
05:37to see if the criminals who fought
05:39with a neighbor are still refugees.
05:41What you say is very good.
05:43You know, the hospital Posadas
05:45is very close from here.
05:47You know that any wounded bullet
05:49that enters a hospital has the obligation,
05:51the medical service, to intervene
05:53to the police.
05:55None of this happened,
05:57so it is believed that there are no injured
05:59as a result of this shooting that we are telling.
06:01What we are going to say,
06:03and you know it well,
06:05is that this is not a city,
06:07not to mention a few meters
06:09to the side of Ciudadela,
06:11the army neighborhood of Los Andes,
06:13Fort Apache.
06:15Look, Carlos, I'm from the area,
06:17I'm from the west,
06:19and how people live in the province
06:21of Buenos Aires,
06:23and particularly in the west,
06:25is very strong.
06:27In fact, they talk about the west corridor.
06:29I don't know how far you are there
06:31from the accesses,
06:33a while ago this was a place
06:35for the kids to play on the sidewalk.
06:37I'm not talking, we lived it,
06:39not 200 years ago.
06:41My mother who lives in the area
06:43is, I don't go out after 6 in the afternoon,
06:45it's crazy that we naturalize
06:47how people are living now in the province.
06:49Not to mention the west area, it's tremendous.
06:51This area of Villa Sarmiento
06:53is generally denounced.
06:55It is denounced by the neighbors
06:57as a liberated area, precisely.
06:59Since last year,
07:01they have been saying this and that.
07:03Do you know what happens?
07:05You go to Palomar,
07:07and the neighbors say the same thing.
07:09You go to Ituzaingó,
07:11and the neighbors say the same thing.
07:13You can talk about a liberated area,
07:15but in reality it seems to me
07:17that it is a situation that has to be resolved
07:19throughout the area.
07:21We go weekly.
07:23The west corridor has always been
07:25a permanent issue of insecurity.
07:27The west corridor, I say,
07:29is a very fast corridor.
07:31In fact, speaking of escape,
07:33what this man or woman did
07:35inside that car is what is called
07:37an escape maneuver.
07:39Now, when we watch the video again,
07:41you will see that there is a technique
07:43to go backwards without looking,
07:45in addition to shooting.
07:47Look, there you see...
07:49Notice that he never gets out of the car.
07:51No, of course not.
07:53And the criminals chase him.
07:55He waits for the movement of the criminals
07:57Do you see that he goes backwards?
07:59He takes out the brake, he puts it in reverse,
08:01and immediately, straight, he goes backwards
08:03while he goes to the stop.
08:05It is a maneuver practiced recently.
08:07Carlos Estrione told us,
08:09people live in fences,
08:11people have electric fences,
08:13people put security cameras,
08:15people put fences on security cameras,
08:17and people also train to survive.
08:19What we are seeing
08:21is a person who bought a gun,
08:23who trained in shooting,
08:25and probably in evasive maneuvers.
08:27This is learned.
08:29It is a course.
08:31It is a survival.
08:33It is a course.
08:35It is not because you are going to go to war,
08:37because you live directly
08:39and you want to get home.
08:41I'll add one more, Carlos,
08:43and I don't know if I'm wrong,
08:45you covered it a short time ago.
08:47Neighbors who directly cut a street,
08:49they closed it,
08:51because it was the street
08:53to get to Acceso Este.
08:55They cut the street.
08:57They cut it.
08:59They closed it.
09:01It is a crime.
09:03Yes, of course,
09:05because they are cutting the public road.
09:07But do you know what they said?
09:09It is more of a crime to be killed.
09:11It is more of a crime to get into my house.
09:13It is more of a crime to leave a child without a birthday
09:15because they steal absolutely everything from him.
09:17What did they do?
09:19They closed the street exit
09:21with containers,
09:23with...
09:25Yes, they even put barbed wire.
09:27Barbed wire.
09:29So that people can't move around.
09:31It is crazy.
09:33You can go through the sidewalk with a bicycle,
09:35but cars no longer circulate on the street
09:37because the neighbors are fed up with the insecurity.
09:39It is crazy, but understandable.
09:41They occupied public space.
09:43I have acquaintances who have done evasion.
09:45Look at the amount of people on the street.
09:47Insolent.
09:49What we are seeing, Carlos,
09:51is an area that should be full of people
09:53because it is a residential area
09:55with many shops
09:57where cars only move
09:59to protect themselves
10:01from insecurity.
10:03Cecilia, you just told us
10:05that this is an area that people mark as liberated.
10:07Yes.
10:09And this has a correlation.
10:11It is called a liberated area because there are crimes that are never solved.
10:13This is the issue too.
10:15Is there something that you also marked
10:17like the fences, the barbed wire,
10:19also the polarized glass.
10:21Let's look at all the cars
10:23that are circulating in the area with polarized glass.
10:25It would also seem
10:27that this person
10:29is clearly trained in evasion,
10:31as Javier said,
10:33and could be a member of the security forces.
10:35Why not?
10:37But the question is, why are they not reporting us?
10:39Why are they not reporting us?
10:41We are not only driving in these areas
10:43that you also mentioned
10:45like the neighborhood known as Fuerte Apache
10:47that has been a protagonist
10:49of several organizations
10:51that were promoted there.
10:53Let's see.
10:55Why are they not reporting us too?
10:57Sometimes it is done
10:59because of the use of the weapon.
11:01Yes, and also
11:03personal security.
11:05And the last thing, and we are going to the break.
11:07The State does not appear before to prevent,
11:09it does not appear during to defend,
11:11and it does not appear later
11:13to defend.
11:15The State is absent.
11:17We ask the people,
11:19in addition to having to save their own lives
11:21from the shots,
11:23to go and make a complaint
11:25in front of a force
11:27that will surely do little or nothing with their complaint.