[Video] Hooded man wanted to attack police with an explosive and it exploded in his pants

Last Friday, October 28, the demonstrations of the so-called Front Line in Bogota They had several points of concentration. They protested to demand that they be First Line members released captured in previous protests.

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The mayor of Bogotá explained that the First Line: “marched because in Bogotá there are approximately 20 people who were captured in activities of vandalism, conspiracy to commit crimes, attacks against property and public servants and that’s why they’re in jail. No one in Bogotá is at this time prosecuted or imprisoned for having marched, or for having protestedWell, it’s a right.”

Although a call was made to march in peace, and at first the demonstration was peaceful, in the end in the 26th street in front of the National University there were clashes between the protesters and the Esmad. Likewise, clashes were recorded on the outskirts of the Attorney General’s Office located on Avenida Esperanza.

As usual, the hooded men were the protagonists. Their actions are rejected by the authorities, ordinary citizens and even some of those who protest, who know that these types of actions only take away the legitimacy of their requests.

During the riots images of one of the hooded men were released who tried to attack a uniformed police officer with an artisanal explosive devicel.

In the recording it is seen how the subject who has his face covered, approaches the police motorcycle, and when he intends to attack the uniformed officer, the explosive explodes before he takes it out of his pants, ending up wounded himself.

After the explosion, he flees limping. Social media users have had all kinds of reactions, from those who consider that he got what he deserved, to those who justify this type of act in demonstrations.

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