More insecurity in Córdoba: they attempted to rob a school and everything was caught on video
After being detected, the criminals attempted to escape across the rooftops and entered neighboring residences adjacent to the educational institution
porEditorial Team
Argentina
The criminals were tracked in real time by 911 and apprehended after escaping across the rooftops of homes
Four young people between 17 and 18 years old were detected in the middle of the night on the roofs of a school in the Alto Alberdi neighborhood. The 911 system cameras captured the suspicious movements of the thieves in the school area and in neighboring houses. The incident occurred on Duarte Quirós Street at 2,300, causing concern among neighbors due to the rise in juvenile crime.
Adolescent crime
After being detected, the criminals tried to escape across the roofs and entered homes adjacent to the educational establishment. Firefighters inspected the school's roof and confirmed that the individuals had descended a few minutes before the operation. The camera surveillance allowed authorities to trace the suspects' route, who were intercepted a few blocks from the scene.
The police managed to detain them thanks to a rapid response coordinated by the 911 video surveillance system. The young people were transported and placed at the disposal of the justice system, with no injuries or major damage reported. The video of the procedure shows those involved fleeing through internal streets until they were cornered and captured.
Cuatro jóvenes de entre 17 y 18 años fueron detectados en plena madrugada sobre los techos de una escuela en barrio Alto Alberdi.
The failure of a guarantee-based system in the face of juvenile crime
The incident once again brings to the table the discussion about the age of criminal responsibility and the impunity of repeat juvenile offenders. Neighbors expressed their frustration over the lack of real consequences for young people who commit crimes repeatedly. Meanwhile, thousands of families continue sending their children to schools that are now targets of criminal gangs acting with impunity.
