One of the sons of the renowned cumbia singer Leo Mattioli, killed a 45-year-old woman after running her over while she was riding a bicycle in the Santa Fe city of Santo Tomé. Security cameras revealed how the incident happened.
The Justice Department is investigating the accident involving Nicolás Mattioli, one of the sons of the deceased cumbia singer, as manslaughter Leo Mattioliin which he ran over and killed to a cyclist 45 years old in the Santa Fe city of Santo Tomé, last Saturday, September 21.
According to the Rosario’s La Capital portal, investigators believe that the 31 year old musician He is the alleged perpetrator of the negligent homicide of the victim, identified as Clauda Laura Decurguez, who died on the spot.
In the last few hours, images of a security camera showing the son of the “Santafesino Lion”, who was returning to his home in São Tomé After offering two shows in Rosario, when it was past 8, crashed to the injured party who was riding her bicycle correctly in her lane.
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After the accident, the perpetrator stopped and got off to assist the woman, but when the ambulance arrived, the health professionals detected that she no longer had vital signs. For reasons that are still being established, the impact of the truck against the bicycle would have been from behind, since they were traveling in the same direction.
The young man remained delayed during the 12 of the same day, until 17:20 and then they granted him the freedom. In addition, the Mattioli family issued a statement in which it expressed solidarity with the loved ones of the victim and reported that They suspended the recitals until further notice.
“The Mattioli family expresses its deep pain for the death that occurred in the tragic accident of public knowledge. Likewise, he sincerely and respectfully accompanies his loved ones in this difficult moment,” they posted on the musician’s social networks and added that “the understanding is appreciated since no member (of the family) will make statements beyond this statement.”
Source: Ambito
