Someone recorded Jhon Alexander from a car, he was riding his motorcycle in a zigzag and apparently drunk, “He went to the Laura River!” They haven’t found him or his motorcycle.
Colombia News.
A 19-second video would be proof that Jhon Alexander Ayala Ávila, if he had gone to the Suárez river in Santander on Sunday when it was almost midnight, he was riding his motorcycle, zigzagging, apparently drunk and those who recorded, were back in a car, in Santander.
Initially laughter is heard, those who were in the car found it funny how the motorcycle driver almost couldn’t even drive.
The man drove in a zigzag.
They were recording it from a car.
Jhon, 31 years old, a sugar mill worker and producer of panela, was traveling between San José de Pare and Güepsa, when he left the national road and fell into the river.
They report that that day, the Suárez was grown.
Moment in which Jhon Alexander left the national road and went to the river.
“Oh my God, he’s going to go to the river. He went to the river, Laura! », Shouts who drives the car when he sees that the motorized disappeared on the road.
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They are looking for a motorcyclist who drowned when he fell into the Suárez River in Santander
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Jhon Alexander Ayala Ávila, 31, had left a party for his home in the municipality of Güepsa and disappeared when he fell into the river. pic.twitter.com/NchjnsEEZX– CALI IS CALI (@CaliesCaliCOL) March 22, 2022
The man, a native of Güepsa and who lives in the Calichal village, does not appear. Not even his motorcycle.
It is not known if those who recorded him at some point called his attention, or warned 123 what was happening or if they tried to make the motorcycle stop.
Neither railings nor help
An uncle of Jhon denounces that “corruption” is to blame, because the hole through which his nephew left did not have railings or any protection and he believes that just as it happened with his relative, any other driver or pedestrian, can crash at that point.
Relative of the motorcyclist denounces that it was the fault of the lack of protection on the bridge,
At this point the trapiche worker went to the river.
“It’s time we don’t know anything about him,” he lamented.
“If there was any protection it would have crashed, killed, fractured or something, there would be a body, but right now we don’t know where it is,” the man denounced.
