The City Police confirmed that the Bandana singer communicated by video call and claimed to be fine. His mother had reported him missing.
The City Police confirmed this Thursday that Lourdes “Lowrdez” Fernandez, member of Bandana, appeared and communicated by video call with the authorities, but He refused to reveal his whereabouts. Her mother had reported her missing 19 days ago.
The artist assured that “he wants to give peace of mind” and that he is well, while Justice investigates his case after the complaint filed by his mother to investigate his whereabouts.
The Buenos Aires force and the Person Search area maintained contact with the singer, who hours ago had published a video on Instagram stating that she was “perfect” and that she had only suffered from the flu.
In parallel, Lissa Vera, bandmate and friend, filed a complaint and asked Justice toa restriction of approach against Leandro García GómezLowrdez’s ex-boyfriend, accused in 2022 of gender violence.
“I prefer my friend angry and alive rather than dead and happy,” Vera declared, highlighting her fear for the artist’s safety.
Lourdes Fernández’s ex-boyfriend broke the silence: “Let’s talk about Lourdes after the elections”
Leandro García Gómez, former partner of the singer and political leader, assured that ““Lourdes is where it wants to be” and that it has nothing to do with the disappearance report. “The mother did not file a complaint, guys. I made a post for my birthday and it has nothing to do with it”, he maintained before the media.
The ex-boyfriend tried to minimize the case and was upset with the press coverage: “They had fun all morning with this topic while They don’t talk about how Trump did with Milei. Let’s talk about Lourdes after the elections”, he expressed, mixing his personal statements with political comments.
García Gómez, who was reported for gender violence, also victimized himself by stating that was raided without a warrant and threatened by the police. Finally, he concluded that He does not fear for the integrity of the artist, but “for this de facto government,” insisting that the situation “is a media distraction.”
Source: Ambito
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