Two groups of young people playing soccer began an argument with blows. The conflict was stopped when a man burst in with a gun.
A young man broke into a property where they were playing a seven-a-side soccer game, in the western area of the city of Rosario, Santa Feand shot one of the players. The scene was recorded by several of those present.
The case occurred on Thursday at the court complex located in Servando Bayo at 2400where an argument broke out between the two groups of young people participating in the meeting. However, the situation worsened when an armed person appeared and unleashed a moment of violence and tension.
Shots after seven-a-side football in Rosario
The fight only gained notoriety a day later, when this Friday the recordings began to circulate through WhatsApp groups and social networks.
The images show that A young woman tried to stop the aggressor when she noticed that he was taking out the firearm but her attempt was unsuccessful.. The roar of the shot caused the blows to stop and those present began to run for cover.
Although there were no injuries, The person in charge of the place regretted what happened and, according to the La Capital site, considered what happened as “a stain.” since it is “a very family-like atmosphere.” As an example, he mentioned that parallel to the game “there were children on the other side of the fence and other groups had already started to make the barbecue.”
How everything went after the shooting
Despite the impact of the gunshot, the courts reopened their doors. According to the manager, the teams that had gone to play are regular customers, unlike the person who shot, whom he said he did not know.
“This is not going to affect us. Let’s cheer up and cover this stain“said the man, who lamented the levels of violence and considered that what happened was an isolated episode.
Source: Ambito
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