Building Manager Beaten After Guy Refused to Go in Quarantine

**kellyhound** · #1 ● 03-20-2020, 03:25 AM

A man, a physical trainer, who arrived in Argentina in recent days, from the United States, starred in an outrageous event. The man wanted to violate the mandatory coronavirus quarantine and gave a brutal beating to the building manager who tried to stop him. The incident was filmed by security cameras and the man is isolated in his home with police custody.

The event occurred on Saturday night in the town of Vicente López. The manager notified 911 and explained to the police that he tried to stop the man from leaving the building, because he had returned from the United States two days ago and had to remain in quarantine.

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The Municipal Patrol Command that arrived at the scene was able to verify that the person in charge of the building was beaten and they notified the Emergency Medical Attention System (SAME). Given this situation, both people were isolated following the health protocols established by the national government and adopted at the local level.

According to what was known, the aggressor was brought a case for injuries and threats. It will also face legal cases for violating general health by failing to comply with quarantine (Article 205), and the crime of disobedience (Article 205). Both infractions correspond to the Penal Code, and are linked to the possible spread of the pandemic.

The cases will remain in the hands of the Federal Justice of San Isidro, where the prosecutor Martín Gómez of the Vicente López UFI took intervention. The aggressor is at home with his family, and the Buenos Aires Police stationed a patrol in front of the home to prevent a future breach of the established health protocol.

Miguel Ángel Paz would have returned to Argentina from the United States on the last Thursday. In the three-day period prior to the beating of the security guard Granucci, he more than once violated the quarantine to which he should have been subjected due to the risk of contagion and spread of the coronavirus.

The security officer noted that on more than one occasion Paz, who is married and has two children, was leaving his home, and it was so that on Saturday night he decided to rebuke him at the entrance to his home , in the Rosales Park Tower building. , located at 2793 Rosales street, in Olivos, Vicente López.