This time, the legend "Live" that usually accompanies the images of any of the television news programs could not be more true and precise.
In front of the camera, two thieves who were escaping after assaulting the passengers of a bus
on line 96 in
Gónzález Catán
were revealed
.
The mobile phone for "Buen Telefé" had arrived in that town in Greater Buenos Aires this Thursday first morning, the news program that Telefé broadcasts from Monday to Friday from 7 a.m., with Maximiliano Real as chronicler.
The journalist was next to the camera at one of the bus stops located on provincial route 21 (which at that point in the La Matanza district is called Otero Avenue) and the intersection with Leuman Street at 8:30, to gather testimonies about a criminal modality that punishes the local residents: the
"piranha robbery"
of the groups that pass by.
"
They get on the bus, they snatch you, they take the little you have
. The little you have they take away. And for nothing. Maybe, a cell phone that cost you so much to buy, in a few minutes they will take it from you. There a bus stopped They go up, they snatch one or two cell phones, they go down, they run. See? There it is. Look," a woman told the reporter.
And while a woman was telling her experience (with her back to the camera, for fear of reprisal), in the opposite hand the passenger's story became reality: two boys were getting off a bus on the line at full speed. 96 who was detained there and were running with something they had stolen in the transport.
They ran across the road
, passing in front of the camera
.
And in that race, one of them seemed to raise the cap he was wearing, as if he were greeting the viewers.
The two assailants got lost along a dirt side street that runs next to the Las Víboras stream.
Above 96, another passenger lamented over his lost cell phone, a new victim of insecurity in the suburbs.
D.D.