A 47-year-old man was killed this morning minutes after 8 in Puerto Madero. The victim received a bullet in the neck when he resisted having his bicycle stolen in the company of two friends. For the crime there is a suspect arrested, 15 years old.
The victim, an Armenian national, had left his home in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Núñez on Tuesday to carry out his usual cycling circuit and when he reached the intersection of San Martín and Madero streets, he ran into at least three criminals who tried to rob him the bicycle.
According to the first versions, the cyclist resisted the theft and one of the criminals shot him with a single shot. The projectile hit the Armenian’s neck and although he was rushed to the Fernández Hospital, died shortly after bled by the severity of the injury.
The case for the cold-blooded crime of the Armenian had a first suspect arrested, who was arrested this morning at the entrance of Barrio 31. It is a under 15 years and at the time of his arrest he had a firearm in his possession.
“At 8.15 an alert was received, two SAME units arrived at the scene at 8.25, proceeded to compensate him, he had a gunshot wound in the facial region. They tried to compensate him, he was very serious and they transferred him to the Fernández Hospital. Unfortunately he passed away, ”said Dr. Alberto Crescenti, head of the Emergency Medical Care System of the City of Buenos Aires, in dialogue with TN.
Other antecedent
Just a year ago, dream holidays that the English businessman Matthew Gibbard had imagined became a death trap. In broad daylight, when he arrived at the Faena hotel with his family, motorcycle jets tried to rob him and shot him dead.
The Gibbards had chosen the country to rest for a few days. So Matthew came with his mom, his wife, his stepson, and his girlfriend. Upon reaching Ezeiza, the criminals would have marked them and followed them to Puerto Madero. It was there that, wanting to assault him, they murdered him.
Gibbard, 50, lived in the town of Lowick, in the East Northamptonshire district of North London. From there he ran Tingdene Homes Limited, a family business opened on October 6, 1971, according to the report from the official British business register, dedicated to building residences in various British cities for people over 45 years of age. This company had a turnover of £ 20 million in 2018.
The victim received “a bullet impact that entered his right armpit and hit his chest.” That caused him to go into cardiac arrest. He died minutes later at the Argerich Hospital.
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