Axel Kicillof's province remains a no man's land and the people of Buenos Aires are victims of criminals
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A shocking episode of insecurity shook the neighbors of Castelar, in the district of Morón, and once again highlights the serious situation in the province governed by the ultra-Kirchnerist Axel Kicillof.
During the early hours of Saturday, a 58-year-old woman was the victim of a violent robbery at her home, located on Saladillo Street at 3300, where she was savagely tortured with a clothes iron by four criminals for not having cash.
According to local media, the assailants entered the house after forcing the bars of a front window while the woman was sleeping. Once inside, they woke her up demanding a sum of money that, according to them, she had hidden. Distressed, the victim handed over what little she found, but this did not satisfy the violent thieves, who began to attack her with extreme violence.
La reja violentada.
During the assault, one of the criminals placed a hot iron on different parts of her body, while another covered her mouth to prevent her screams from being heard. The woman suffered severe burns in several areas, but fortunately managed to survive.
After ransacking the entire house, the criminals fled, taking her cell phone, a suitcase with clothes, and several bottles of alcohol they found in a cupboard. Before leaving, they threatened her not to seek help.
Axel Kicillof, gobernador bonaerense.
According to the site Primer Plano Online, the assailants acted without covering their faces and carried no visible weapons. After escaping, the police deployed an operation to try to identify them and began reviewing security cameras in the area to track their route. They also conducted forensic examinations in different parts of the property to collect evidence.
For now, no one has been arrested and the suspects remain at large. The case is being handled by the Prosecutor's Office No. 4 of Morón, which is investigating the case as aggravated robbery with injuries.
