Esteban Mikkelsen Jensen
10/12/2020 18:30
Clarín.com
Police
Updated 10/12/2020 18:30
The security cameras do not take the complete sequence, but the images are impressive: Lautaro González (23) bends down to grab the cell phone, which had fallen to the floor.
Then the brothers Walter (41) and René (36) Acevedo scold him.
The older one fires twice and one shot hits the young man's neck.
On the ground, he kicks it.
Everything ends with González dead.
What would happen next is still
shrouded in questions
.
According to the wife of the oldest of the Acevedos, the alleged assailant, from the 12 de Octubre neighborhood and known as "Cachorro", wanted to steal their truck outside Walter Acevedo's house, on Calle 118 between 15 and 16, in Berazategui, on Sunday at nine o'clock in the morning, so they took out his gun and killed him.
However, for the prosecutor Carlos Riera (UFI 5 decentralized from Berazategui) everything remains to be seen.
For now, the 380 pistol was found by the Police in the utility vehicle with which both escaped after the fact.
A served pod found at the site matches that gauge.
González's family denied he was a thief.
"Lautaro did not fight or steal, he worked, he was not an addict. When they killed him he came back from a meeting with some girls, because he had fallen in love with a girl. He accompanied a friend and walked home. He rented and lived alone in a house at 132 between 9 and 10, "
his mother, Marcela Reynoso (46)
told
Clarín
.
The woman redoubled the bet.
"
They wanted to rob him, they are lying,
" he said.
"Puppy" was shot in the neck and died at the scene.
He had a 4-year-old daughter and was the oldest of four siblings.
Reynoso raised them alone.
According to him, the youngest, 9 years old, "hit the ground with his head when he found out that he was killed."
One of the Acevedos was arrested at the scene.
The other was delivered Sunday night.
Riera will investigate them this Tuesday in the case that is in charge of Examining Judge No. 7 of Quilmes, Gustavo Alejandro Mora.
They are charged as
"co-perpetrators" of "
aggravated homicide by use of a firearm
.
"
The sources consulted by
Clarín
confirmed that González had been involved in "minor" causes.
The mother maintains that the young man was not armed and admits that "at the age of 12 or 13
he sent a baton
, but
boyish
things."
The body of Lautaro "Cachorro" González (23).
Last January, Lautaro had been beaten at a bowling alley.
His jaw was broken and in March he had surgery.
"He was doing money because the prosthesis gave him an allergy and he had to change the implants, his body rejected it," says Reynoso.
"There are people who do not want to talk because they are afraid. They are dangerous people," warns the woman about the brothers.
"He was 1.60-something tall, the others were two bears," she adds while they comfort her in the Plaza 12 de Octubre, the neighborhood where the young man lived.
"He painted, he sanded, he cut the grass," he comments on "Puppy."
On the morning of this Monday, relatives of the detainees apologized on social networks to those close to González and were concerned about the versions that they wanted to burn their houses in retaliation for the crime.
"Everything was in legitimate defense", they indicated in the post.
The posting of a relative of the two brothers arrested for the crime in Berazategui.
In this regard, a daughter of Walter Acevedo told this newspaper: "
They are making the delinquent look like a defenseless creature
."
And he said that after the incident they broke the business of a relative "who has nothing to do with it" and threw a Molotov and gasoline in another family home.
However, they did not file any complaint in court.
"It's all a lie. They wanted to
my friend
and he wouldn't let him. They ran him off and killed him in cold blood. In defense? There were more than three large chabones against a smaller boy, so this was murder," he countered Demian, a friend of Lautaro.
On social networks, González had posted a photo in January with a bandage on his head, after a beating in a bowling alley.
"That's how the people of San Luis left me yesterday, a shame the two policemen, the people there, everyone. They ruined me, I have two broken jaws and stitches on my head, bruises all over my body. They stole my cell phone and now I can't eat, talk, nothing. "
Lautaro "Cachorro" González (23), the young man who was fatally shot in Berazategui.
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