Claudia Valenzuela spoke in the vicinity of the prosecutor’s office where her son will be investigated.
The singer Elian Angel Valenzuelaknown as L-Ghentwill be investigated today by the prosecutor who is investigating him in the framework of the case in which he was arrested on Tuesday accused of threats and the illegal deprivation of liberty of two people in an event that occurred last May after a fight outside the a nightclub in the Buenos Aires town of General Rodríguez, reported judicial sources.
today his mom Claudia Valenzuela spoke to the media present. “He needs the support of family and friends.” “They don’t let us be in front of the prosecutor’s office, I couldn’t see him. He’s incommunicado.”
Regarding his son’s state of mind, he revealed, “emotionally he shows us that he is fine, but we know that every person who is in that situation cannot be fine.”
Regarding the raid, he assured: “They broke all the doors, they were there for a lot of hours and they found nothing.” “There were a lot of police, with weapons and shields. They raided us as if we were the worst drug trafficker in the country”. “The only thing they kidnapped are two toy weapons with Jamaica, toys that the girl plays with.”
“It’s a shame that the person you once fed is stabbing you today,” he said of the complainant.
Finally, he said about his son: “I believe in his innocence and I will be by his side”. “If it was someone else, he wouldn’t be in jail.”
L-Ghent He was transferred after 5 this morning from the Departmental Directorate of Investigations (DDI) of Quilmes where he spent two nights in custody, to the Functional Instruction Unit (UFI) 9 of General Rodríguez, located at 315 Balcarce street in that town.
A large security operation that includes dozens of police officers and a fence surrounded the prosecutor’s office this morning where the musician was waiting for his investigation before prosecutor Alejandra Rodríguez.
Source: Ambito
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