Source: Fatal accident in La Matanza: an intoxicated truck driver…
Found on: 2022-11-07 10:31:49
A Mortal accident happened last Saturday at noon moves the town of Villa Celinain the Buenos Aires match of The slaughter. The accident occurred when an out-of-control truck ran over a family, killing a 2-year-old girl who was riding on her grandfather’s shoulders. The victims were about to cross Roosevelt Avenue when the freight transport went up the sidewalk, knocked over a light pole that fell on them and immediately went over them. The driver was intoxicated with 1.45 grams of alcohol in his blood.
According to what was reported by the local media Info Matanza, the tragic event took place after 1:30 p.m. the day before yesterday at the intersection of Calle 9 with Roosevelt. A camera recorded the fateful moment. Rubén Medina, 65, was carrying his 2-year-old granddaughter on his back. Next to them walked the girl’s mother, Dalma Denise, 25.
Villa Celina: a truck ran over and killed a 2-year-old girl
When the family was about to cross the avenue, a Ford 14000 truck driven by Ariel Rodríguez Rocha, 37, went up to the curb of the sidewalk and first collided with a public lighting pole, which fell on the father with the girl. In his actions, a 22-year-old man who works in a laundry in the area was also injured, as he learned THE NATION. But the fact did not end there. far from stopping, the vehicle continued its march and ran over the victims who were lying on the ground.
A trucker ran over and killed a two-year-old girl in Villa Celina, the breathalyzer test was positive Police
“The cries of the girl’s mother were terrible, terrifying”Luis, a witness told the media. The members of the family were rushed by a white van that stopped on the avenue to a private sanatorium in Villa Madero, but the girl died in the health center due to the multiple injuries she suffered.
The residents of Villa Celina assure that the trucker who killed the girl was drunk
Prosecutor Dr. Fornaro, from UFI No. 1 in La Matanza, in charge of the investigation for aggravated manslaughterordered the apprehension de Rodríguez Rocha and requested that a blood sample be performed in order to establish the presence of substances in the blood. Finally, it was determined that the trucker was drunk: he had 1.45 grams of alcohol in his blood.
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