The young man was attacked while walking with his girlfriend to a bus stop.
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Another crime adds to the series of murders that have left the inhabitants of the province of Buenos Aires shocked and frightened, defenseless in the face of a serious security crisis caused by the disastrous Kirchnerist government of Axel Kicillof.
In this case, it involves Lucas Díaz, a young man of 21 years who was killed by two motorcycle thieves in the last few hours after trying to prevent the robbery. The attack occurred in the town of Tortuguitas, Malvinas Argentinas district.
According to police sources, the young man was walking with his girlfriend to a bus stop when, suddenly, they were approached by two armed criminals. The assailants threatened them with firearms, demanding they hand over their belongings.
Faced with this situation, Díaz tried to resist, which led one of the strikers to shoot him in the abdomen. After injuring him, the thieves quickly fled on their motorcycle.
Dos personas asesinadas por delincuentes.
His girlfriend, Abril, immediately alerted the authorities, and the young man was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he went directly into surgery due to the severity of his wound. However, despite the medical team's efforts, the victim did not survive.
The case was left in the hands of the Functional Instruction Unit (UFI) No. 22 of Malvinas Argentinas, which ordered various measures to identify those responsible for the homicide.
Kicillof's Government Denies the Situation
Meanwhile, Buenos Aires residents are being killed by criminals, Kicillof's government doesn't take responsibility for the situation and seeks to blame others.
Today, the Buenos Aires Security Minister, Javier Alonso, held a press conference and spoke about the insecurity in the province.
Axel Kicillof, gobernador bonaerense.
The Kirchnerist minister emphasized that the Buenos Aires Police are doing "serious work" and assured that, according to him, there are no free zones. "In real-time, we know where each patrol car is. We have to cover 665,000 street crossings," he specified, despite entire localities being handed over to crime, and the police being conspicuously absent.
To make matters worse, Alonso also defended Kicillof's administration: "The homicide rate dropped from 2600, 20 years ago, to 811, in 2024, he is the governor with the fewest intentional homicides," he stated.
Finally, he pointed to the Government of Javier Milei claiming they are "responsible" for "generating chaos" and "a situation of desolation." "We are the urban conglomerate in America with the best crime rates. We have to leave hypocrisy aside," concluded the disastrous Kirchnerist minister.
