The conflict began inside the vehicle and then moved to the street. The victim had to be hospitalized.
This Wednesday a violent confrontation in Moreno when a man started fighting with a bus driver on line 410 who did not want to let him pass because he did not have a card UP and ended up stabbing him.
The incident occurred this Wednesday at 2 p.m. on Route 23, corner Lisandro de la Torrein Moreno, when the aggressor he pulled out a knife and attacked a group of people who scolded him while He was fighting with the two drivers, one who was driving and another who accompanied him.
The passengers who were on the bus began to record the sequence and the videos went viral shortly after. There the man is seen trying to attack the driver, first on top of the vehicle and then the dispute continued on the street. Finally, he stabbed him in the arm and had to be treated in the hospital. Mariano and Luciano de la Vega Hospital.
Upon leaving the unit, the aggressor stabbed one of the two bus drivers. The other driver, who was attacked inside the unit but was not attacked, He was the one who took the victim to the hospital.
The witnesses who were traveling in the bus
One of the witnesses mentioned: “My husband was traveling as a passenger, since he had to take service in the company where he works, which is different from the one where the stabbed driver works.”
“We were traveling. There was an argument with one of the drivers. This boy had no charge in the SUBE. He asked a woman, she lent him the card and he gave her 500 pesos. He took out the ticket and there was an argument with the driverI don’t know what happened. That’s when he said something to him when he was going to the back of the bus. The driver, who was stopped, turned against him and they began to cling to pine cones. They slapped each other a couple of times and this driver grabbed him by the neck against the glass. They stopped the bus and between the two of them they got off,” said Jonatan, the passenger who recorded the fight, in dialogue with TN.
Source: Ambito
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