En un insólito incidente en Florencio Varela, delincuentes fingieron ser clientes interesados en un servicio fúnebre para robar una casa velatoria. Creyendo que encontrarían grandes sumas de dinero, los asaltantes atacaron a la dueña del lugar tras cerrar la puerta. Este no es el primer robo de este tipo en el establecimiento, que ya había sido blanco de un atraco similar años atrás.
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00:00And we go to Florencia Varela. They don't respect the dead, old man.
00:06They stole a watch house. The worst thing is that the Mamertos thought there was a lot of money.
00:12And there wasn't so much money. But there it is.
00:16So they went in to steal the watch house.
00:21They pretended they were coming to investigate a funeral service.
00:24And then they ended up stealing the watch house.
00:31Go and see the fantasy they had.
00:34It wasn't too late. Cars and people pass by.
00:39They would wait for you at the door. Come in, friend.
00:44And when the owner closes the door, the panorama changes.
00:52They talked for a few seconds.
00:55They pretended to be relatives, friends of Pungido, trying to find out.
01:00They had a talk until at some point reinforcements arrived.
01:05You'll see them at the front door.
01:09And there they are.
01:11They are no longer mourning people.
01:15It was a moment to go to the action of the robbery.
01:18And even mistreat the girl who attended them.
01:21How many would think they could get out of a car dealership?
01:25Gaby Prosperi is there and has more details. Gaby, good morning.
01:30Good morning, Rolando.
01:32The issue is that we are a few meters away from the municipality of Florencia Varela.
01:37A few meters away from the first police station.
01:40We are in front of the main square of Florencia Varela.
01:44We are in a very central place.
01:47And this news that you wrote through the video,
01:50which is as it is,
01:51notice that one of the criminals is permanently communicating by cell phone.
01:56He is waiting for the kidnappers to come to hit him.
01:59What we have here is that the owners, or at least the person in charge of this car dealership,
02:06the new one that we have here,
02:08managed, through the desperation of the employee, to find out that they were robbing him.
02:14A few blocks from here.
02:16When he is coming, he crosses a patrolman and tells him,
02:21they are robbing in the new one, in the car dealership, in the house of burial.
02:26Can you go there?
02:27And the patrolman tells them,
02:29no, because I have to keep patrolling this grid.
02:32How nice they are.
02:34They always have an excuse.
02:36If they had the creativity to fight the crime they have,
02:39to create excuses and say, no, this is another jurisdiction,
02:42no, better the complaint comes, do it later,
02:45I don't have to patrol the grid, they are divine.
02:47What the hell is a patrolman for if it is not to attend to a crime in progress?
02:53The crime was practically in progress.
02:55We are going to ask Alejandra.
02:56Alejandra?
02:57Sorry.
02:58Alejandra is one of the owners of the car dealership.
03:01Prior to this departure, I asked her,
03:03is that so, Alejandra?
03:05They asked a patrolman to come because they were robbing
03:07and the patrolman said, no, I'm patrolling another area, I can't.
03:10That's how it was, that's how it was, exactly.
03:13That was the outrage of our manager,
03:15because, I mean, okay, maybe he can't get out of the grid,
03:19but he can attend to it in some way,
03:21doing a radio, I don't know, a phone call or something,
03:25but well, none of that happened.
03:27And the investigation, what do you know?
03:29Because the patrolman came 48 hours after the crime occurred.
03:33Yesterday he came to talk to us, to see what he could rescue,
03:38and well, I calculate that he is also investigating.
03:41I calculate that he is investigating.
03:42How far are we from the police station here?
03:44Two and a half blocks.
03:46Two and a half blocks,
03:47that is, it took 48 hours to make two and a half blocks, more or less.
03:50I calculate that before that, many came.
03:54The joke of black humor would say that the patrolman is a dead man.
03:57They came, I mean, several patrolmen, at that moment.
04:04My colleague called the police,
04:09and there they came, but a lot of people,
04:12and they were there until almost three in the morning.
04:14The criminals are seen through the camera you have.
04:17Are they identified? Are they detained? What do they tell you?
04:19We don't know anything about that yet.
04:21We don't know if they are identified or detained.
04:23We don't know how they got there.
04:26We were asking for the cameras of our neighbors,
04:29because almost everyone has a camera,
04:31not to mention that there is the municipality's dome,
04:34which also supposedly must have information.
04:38Does it work?
04:41That's how I look at it.
04:42The truth is, we don't know yet.
04:45We have a dome above the police station,
04:48and we don't know if the images are recorded.
04:50Exactly. We don't know yet.
04:51I don't want to say if it works or not, because I don't know.
04:54And I don't know if it's recorded or not.
04:57How is the victim?
04:59She is very scared.
05:02She needs medical attention.
05:04She also called the S.A.M.E.
05:06who came very quickly and assisted her at that moment.
05:10And now she is on leave because she is recovering.
05:14In a state of shock?
05:15Without a doubt.
05:16What did they do to her?
05:17She has two arms with signs of violence,
05:22because she has bruises on both arms.
05:25And they covered her mouth,
05:28so her face was swollen at first,
05:31because they were aggressive.
05:33They didn't hit her, but they forced her.
05:37She realized right away that something was wrong.
05:41Why?
05:42Because of the story.
05:44First they said they came to ask for a budget
05:48because a relative had died in an accident.
05:52Then, during the talk, she asked
05:56what police station she was going to.
05:58Because if there was an accident...
06:00There was a police report.
06:02Exactly.
06:03Then she looked at the other one and said,
06:06the first one, right?
06:08So, they answered those questions.
06:12Then she said,
06:13but is she in the morgue?
06:15Yes, she is in the morgue.
06:17But you told me she was in the hospital in Varela.
06:20Then she said,
06:22no, she is his aunt,
06:24and she had a heart attack.
06:27What do you mean, a heart attack?
06:29Then the accident...
06:30They were trying to make up something
06:32to make time to communicate,
06:34and the police came to see them.
06:36Surely.
06:37You can see in the video that the police
06:39stand behind the door,
06:41and that's where they attack her.
06:44Is it the first time they assault them like that?
06:46No.
06:47To be honest, no.
06:49A few years ago,
06:52in a similar way to what happened now,
06:59two people also came in,
07:03and always asking for money.
07:05Nowadays, cash money is not used.
07:09It's all transfers, credit cards, debts...
07:13Electronic payment.
07:14Total electronic payment.
07:16So, always asking for money.
07:19You don't respect a place
07:22where there are families
07:24saying goodbye to their loved ones.
07:27We are in a car dealership
07:29in front of the municipality,
07:30and the dome is the one we have there,
07:32isn't it, Alejandra?
07:33Exactly.
07:34We don't know if it has the images.
07:35Not yet.
07:36Maybe it does,
07:37but we don't know.
07:39And what annoys you the most, Gaby,
07:41is the lack of answers.
07:42They tried to enter my house, too.
07:44They broke the door of my house.
07:47A glass.
07:48They tried to enter your house.
07:49Yes.
07:50You lived in the back.
07:51In the back.
07:52But they didn't succeed.
07:54The firemen passed by.
07:57They heard the siren
07:59and thought it was the police.
08:01That's why they got scared.
08:02Exactly.
08:03Thanks to the firemen,
08:04Rolando,
08:05the employee's torture is over.
08:08They left the house.
08:09They could have done anything.
08:11We don't know if we have images.
08:13The police came 48 hours later,
08:15at least the police chief.
08:16We don't have information.
08:17And that's what annoys you the most, Gaby.
08:19It was totally detected by the security cameras.
08:21It's a crime that should be solved quickly,
08:23but it seems to be very difficult
08:25for the police authorities here.
08:27That's what annoys you the most,
08:28because the police always have an excuse
08:31not to do their job.
08:32No, it's not my grid.
08:34It's in front of the municipality.
08:36It's a block from the police station.
08:38The police don't arrive.
08:39The police chief arrives two days later.
08:41And that's what annoys me the most.
08:43And above all,
08:44they don't have the codes,
08:46and since they don't have the codes,
08:47they don't follow them.
08:48They give you information
08:49about what's going on,
08:51depending on what they think.
08:53So when they don't know anything
08:55and they're not doing anything,
08:57they tell you,
08:58we're investigating
08:59so that you fall asleep
09:00and time passes
09:01and you don't make a scene.
09:02Until one day it becomes public
09:03and you're going to see,
09:04tell the lady
09:05that you're going to see now
09:06how the police chief comes to see her,
09:08how the patrol works
09:10and they're going to pass
09:11in front of the police station.
09:13All this nonsense
09:14that shouldn't happen.