December 19, 2022, 20:21 PM
December 19, 2022, 20:21 PM
They shoot at point blank range against a businessman and his assistant in San Matías. It is known that there are two more people who are injured and the Police have already activated plan Z to find the perpetrators of the act.
This Monday, at approximately 6:10 p.m., hitmen on a motorcycle fired at point-blank range. against businessman YOnny Blanco, 55, and Roly Santana, his 38-year-old assistant.
The violent event occurred near the Avaroa square, in a butcher shop located on the avenue of the same name, owned by the cattle businessman. “Just two blocks from the main square of San Matías, the hit men riddled these two people,” reported Juan Pablo Cahuana, correspondent for El Deber in San Matías.
According to the witness accounts, the businessman and his assistant were waiting for the meat to arrive; meanwhile, they were playing loba with five other people. “At that moment, a motorcycle arrived with two menone came down and with a firearm in hand he came down threatening those who got in his way. He fired shots from the window and then reached the door and discharged the weapon against Blanco and Santana.“, the witnesses recounted.
In the desire to find out what was happening, two people were injured by bullet impact. “One of them, Eliezer Figueredo (Brazilian) and Enrique Aranda (journalist) were only passing through and each was hit by a bullet,” said Cahuana, in time to state that this fact has caused shock and repudiation among the population.
Orlando Montaño, commander of the Police in San Matías, assured that the investigations of the case have already begun and Plan Z was activated to find the perpetrators of the incident.
Although the motives for the event are still unknown, no hypothesis is ruled out. So far, witnesses confirmed that it was not a robbery, since the belongings of the assassins are still in the placeyou.
“That is why, I already cthey missed the borders, They activated an investigation plan and requested support from more police officers,” they said from San Matías.
