Soldier Killed by Deer at Presidential Palace

ASUNCION – A soldier Paraguay died after he was rammed and gored by an Indian deer in the gardens of the country’s presidential palace.

He was pronounced dead in a military hospital because his injuries were so severe.

Speaking on Tuesday (4/1/2022), military spokesman Colonel Victor Urdapilleta said Sergeant Victor Isasi, 42, died of stab wounds, hit by a deer in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

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The non-native deer, which was given to the presidential residence, gored the soldier with its antlers.

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CCTV captured the moment when Isasi who was on patrol approached the deer before the animal attacked the soldier. Isasi later died in a military hospital.

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“On the security cameras you can see (the sergeant) entering the sector where these animals are and he is making a (raising hand) motion that provokes a deer reaction,” Urdapilleta told the media.

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