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Tucumán: for the provincial security minister, the police intervention in the Walter Nadal case was correct and timely

The event occurred last Wednesday but it became important in the last hours, when the autopsy revealed that Nadal’s death had happened by suffocation. Witnesses who were in the area of ​​the incident reported that one of the policemen who arrested the man put a knee to the neck to reduce it and the arrested man complained about not being able to breathe, just like what happened in the United States with George Floyd .

In this sense, the Tucumán Security Minister, Claudio Maley, assured that “The police intervention was correct and timely.”

“The situation began with a robbery in a local. This person (by Walter Nadal) ran away and the people who were in the place alerted the police. Nadal was reduced and then decompensated,” said the official, adding: “The cause of this person’s death will be told by the doctors and the justice system. What the police can do is inform what their procedure was and, from then on, present the evidence.”

Tucumán Seguridad Maley

Tucumán Minister of Security, Claudio Maley

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When asked about the autopsy result, Maley said: “I cannot assure you if the suffocation was caused by the police personnel or if it was a cardiorespiratory arrest. That is what the technicians will say.”

“There is also a technique of reducing international standards that are applied. From there on it is left to the Justice”, the minister justified in dialogue with the Tucumán newspaper. The Gazette.

Regarding whether the police acted in an abusive manner, he stated: “I do not rule out that there has been police abuse, but that will arise from the investigation. However, the police also initiate an administrative investigation to clarify the fact.”

Claudio Maley He was in charge of telling what the victim’s background was and emphasized that it was “severe”.

Regarding the account of the witnesses who said that one of the policemen who apprehended Nadal put his knee behind the neck without letting him breathe, the head of the Tucumán Security portfolio said: “I cannot comment on it. That evaluation will be done in court.”

“The troops are not going to be separated from the force at the moment,” he concluded.

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