After passing a red traffic light, the police followed the vehicle until it crashed. The impact took place in Virrey Vértiz and José Hernández.
A car crashed against the path of Virrey Vértiz and José Hernándezin the neighborhood of Belgranoafter a Police persecution. The vehicle had crossed a red traffic light at the height of Federico Lacrozeand was followed by the City Police until the moment of impact.
Also the clash It wasn’t the worst Of the situation, since when reviewing the car, the officers discovered that he had five kilos of cocaine In the trunk.
Thus, the car driver was identified as a 40 -year -old man, And it was charged, and then be investigated in order to know where he got that amount of drugs and also analyze What was the fate of it. But before, they will find out the route I was going to make.
The word of the CABA authorities
The Minister of Security of the Buenos Aires City, Waldo Wolfhe spoke in detail about his happened and explained that the clash gave himself a product of the persecution: “It is not that he was arrested for a clash, just as we are strict when an officer did not work well, the work has done it.”
Waldo Wolff
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“They gave the voice up and with the surprise that had 5 kilos of cocaine, This is a lot of money for those who work with narcotics. It is not narcomenudeo, ”he said.
Then, he emphasized: “When the police are making a retainer in the street and stop cars, Those who are honest stop And we show you the documents. “
“In the party of Boca in front of Independiente Rivadavia50 thousand people passed the Control of the Safe Tribuneone had a request for capture for two violations and we carry it, to find that you have to have thousands of police. These controls are part of a system that has this modality too, ”he said.
Source: Ambito
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