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[00:00:08] breaking news,
[00:00:20] new law, but nothing has changed,
[00:00:23] guys,
[00:00:25] the juvenile criminal law is useless
[00:00:27] or nothing.
[00:00:30] we see it because they keep killing.
[00:00:43] what is this Jorge Villavoz, northwest area
[00:00:46] of the conurbation, a young man who was leaving high school is approached by two
[00:00:50] criminals, but just at that moment a police officer, a
[00:00:53] police officer off-duty, without the need to
[00:00:56] intervene, gives the order to stop, chases them, runs after them, they go to...
[00:01:30] What happens if that police officer who gave the order to stop
[00:01:32] eh
[00:01:35] shoots,
[00:01:38] it bounces off the ground and hits the kid in the leg, what a miracle
[00:01:41] case, I know I have a close
[00:01:45] friend a close
[00:01:47] one
[00:01:50] eh, at that time he was at home, resting,
[00:01:54] off-duty, they ring the doorbell that they were
[00:01:57] robbing the store.
[00:02:00] in shorts and with his pistol he went out, he gave the
[00:02:04] order to stop, when he gives the order to stop the kid turns around with a
[00:02:08] she politicized the issue, again, I repeat, gun like this, he shoots the ground,
[00:02:11] it bounces, enters and cuts his
[00:02:13] femoral artery, the kid dies, a minor,
[00:02:17] 13 years old, 14, you know
[00:02:19] how it ended, 11 years in Olmos, 11
[00:02:23] years, 11 years in Olmos,
[00:02:26] fired from the police, detained and 11
[00:02:30] years paying for a homicide in
[00:02:32] Olmos, I had to see him
[00:02:35] eh, today almost
[00:02:38] retired in a private job, yes, as a
[00:02:42] took, let's say, the statistics of truck driver and life reunited them, you know why, because they
[00:02:45] ring the doorbell and they are robbing next door, sure,
[00:02:49] because he went out to help, well, so my advice was
[00:02:52] always, you're off-duty, stay at home, they ring the doorbell, call
[00:02:56] 911 because otherwise they won't defend you,
[00:03:00] and then you give the place to a court to say
[00:03:04] nonsense about shooting a minor in the back and blah blah and this is 11
[00:03:07] years, those 11 years he lost
[00:03:11] dead, he killed your daughter, you his freedom first, which is very important, then
[00:03:14] he lost his family,
[00:03:17] the growth of his children, the
[00:03:20] stigmatization of a lot of people who kill
[00:03:22] children when the truth is that he was at home quietly and they
[00:03:26] broke his balls by ringing the doorbell, so
[00:03:30] he wants to go out like this, this police officer who helped
[00:03:33] that kid who was being robbed, if he
[00:03:36] opens fire and it bounces and hits him by accident,
[00:03:40] whatever you want, that guy ends up in jail, and don't
[00:03:44] have the slightest doubt that he ends up in prison, so
[00:03:47] what's the point of fighting against kids who don't care
[00:03:50] absolutely nothing about other people's lives, that's not
[00:03:53] a while, oh, look how inside, under the difference between the criminal and the police officer, you, police officer, have to be attentive
[00:03:58] even when one delves into to when you can open fire, when not, so that it doesn't harm third parties. The
[00:04:00] criminal shoots, he doesn't care, he hits you, your neighbor or a kid walking
[00:04:04] by, but when the coldness of
[00:04:06] goes beyond an expediente comes down, remember Noah no, the Noah case that they were
[00:04:09] condemned to 35 and 37, now the criminals who shot and hit
[00:04:13] the baby in the head, the baby in the head, so
[00:04:17] it's very difficult, great act, yes, the truth is to applaud the
[00:04:21] cocaine on police officer, but it's a coin toss, it goes wrong and you get arrested, you had cases Benjamín
[00:04:25] of defending police officers, let's say
[00:04:28] that they... ended up in prison for, according to them,
[00:04:32] paying on motorcycles permanently in acting in fulfillment of their duty, well, in the case I
[00:04:35] intervened in, luckily I didn't end up
[00:04:39] you're a worker, in prison, but here the issue to analyze is the proportionality, not
[00:04:41] always when there is a police officer who is on duty, who acts in the face of a
[00:04:45] flagrant act that is happening at that
[00:04:49] moment, we have to see how he tries to repel what is
[00:04:53] happening and if there is proportion between what happens and the action he takes,
[00:04:56] that is truly where the issue is resolved, if we are facing
[00:05:00] a theft or a situation where no weapon is used and the
[00:05:04] police officer, as you just mentioned, was at home
[00:05:07] off-duty, and a situation suddenly
[00:05:11] confronts him, then he has to act and perhaps he doesn't have enough time to
[00:05:14] think and he makes a decision that eventually later, due to
[00:05:18] fate, ends up
[00:05:20] eh changing his life based on the fact that it was
[00:05:23] the product of a condemnatory sentence, well, we have to see
[00:05:26] the proportion between what was happening and the decision,
[00:05:29] it's tremendous, no, that's why, let's say, here
[00:05:32] we have you, we have Nagel, Jorge,
[00:05:36] who were police officers, no, and they put us in the shoes
[00:05:39] of the guy who is on the street and doesn't have time to think,
[00:05:43] to sit down, write a script, no, on how he's going to
[00:05:47] act, because, let's say, when you get to trial, well, the complaining
[00:05:50] lawyer, the defender, the prosecutor himself, well, they have time to
[00:05:54] dissect in hours what happened in
[00:05:58] a fraction of a second, which is even worse, when
[00:06:01] you finish and some prosecutor catches you, and there are
[00:06:04] many, there are many who are really
[00:06:08] anti-police, who when they tell you to arrest the
[00:06:11] police officer. but he was working,
[00:06:13] arrest him and at first hour to my office,
[00:06:16] eh it's ideologized
[00:06:18] justice. well, I'm
[00:06:22] a guarantor, well, like the judge's case, no, that I'm not going to
[00:06:26] throw myself into interrupting the juvenile criminal system, it seems to me that I'm not going to
[00:06:29] play that game, I'm in favor of lowering
[00:06:33] the age of criminal responsibility, I'm in favor of lowering it, but I also have to
[00:06:36] be aware that I'm not going to play politically for anyone, but
[00:06:39] they do play, eh, politically,
[00:06:42] what is it that the judge said, state
[00:06:45] tell me where to put him, yes, that the juvenile detention centers are
[00:06:49] schools of detention, but
[00:06:52] where do you put him, where do you put him, they made, they set up
[00:06:55] places, which is what one demands now from the judge, I still,
[00:06:59] sorry, this is the third time I've said it publicly, I would like to
[00:07:02] review the rulings of this guarantee judge to see how she
[00:07:06] ruled in cases of minors between 16 and
[00:07:09] 18, she also left them in
[00:07:11] freedom. Or she sent them to the institutions that were not so bad
[00:07:15] until then, or now she has that problem because
[00:07:21] I am in favor of lowering
[00:07:24] the age of criminal responsibility, I am in favor of that, if the crime is for adults, it's
[00:07:28] a punishment for adults, send him wherever you want
[00:07:31] to a unit, separate him from adults,
[00:07:35] take him out of the large places that have large gangs that
[00:07:38] leave them immense places to enjoy and have.
[00:07:45] I want to rely on you, Benjamin, because I got the data from your
[00:07:49] column that you wrote in Infobae, that you
[00:07:54] the city of Buenos Aires, right?
[00:07:57] I don't remember how many homicides there were in the city committed by minors, at least
[00:08:00] 17 were 10, 10, 10
[00:08:03] crimes, 13 minors, of the 13 minors,
[00:08:07] only one had less than 16
[00:08:11] years and more than 14, nor had he
[00:08:14] been, well, obviously at that time he could not be
[00:08:17] indicted, with this data until today I dared to
[00:08:20] question Father Pepe, who represents the association that
[00:08:24] presented the habeas corpus, because according to the
[00:08:27] statistics, at least from the city, no, which is obviously a place with
[00:08:30] less crime, imagine that the conurbation, it's not that the
[00:08:34] juvenile prisons will be full, the juvenile detention centers for
[00:08:38] the application of the regime, at least according to the statistics, no.
[00:08:43] They are exaggerating, it seems to me, the problem, because
[00:08:46] also you say there are a lot of previous measures, it's not that they go directly to
[00:08:49] the institution, no, on the contrary, the new regime contemplates from
[00:08:52] admonition a lot of measures, do you know what the issue is, alternatives, do you know what the
[00:08:56] issue is, statistics are a
[00:09:00] number and the state manages
[00:09:03] statistics, yes, you know why, because I'm going to
[00:09:06] tell you the statistics of homicides only,
[00:09:10] those of minors who go out to commit crimes.
[00:09:13] many times it doesn't appear anywhere,
[00:09:16] yes, and I tell you as a police officer, as an
[00:09:19] ex-police officer, it doesn't appear, it's
[00:09:22] clearly robbery, with weapons, with drugs, but
[00:09:26] without
[00:09:29] homicides, let's see, it's inevitable, it's
[00:09:33] homicide, if I have a dead person I have to catch this one, whether
[00:09:36] adult or minor, well, but in a
[00:09:39] homicide, in robberies, in
[00:09:42] petty crimes, sure, but those kids don't end up in
[00:09:46] institutions, at least that's what the new regime intends, that they be given
[00:09:50] some alternative measure, exactly, well, here
[00:09:53] I agree to a certain extent, because the approach is that, eh, there is no place to
[00:09:57] keep them in detention, exactly, and no, but they are not going to
[00:10:00] end up, the minority will end up in an institution, no, let's see, what the statistics don't give
[00:10:04] is the dimension of the problem, here what we have to consult are the
[00:10:08] statistics established by the Supreme Court of Justice for the cases during
[00:10:12] 2025 where the seven juvenile courts and the three oral courts
[00:10:15] intervened, which tell us that only 1.6% of crimes are
[00:10:19] against the integrity of people, within that 1.6, 10 were
[00:10:23] homicides, then. that is the dimension of the problem,
[00:10:26] the implementation of a new juvenile regime will modify the lives of
[00:10:30] people, in the sense that there will be an enormous sense of
[00:10:33] security, well, that is the proportion we have of this statistic, now
[00:10:37] then, for the person, for the family that is harmed,
[00:10:41] no, by that crime of homicide, well, that
[00:10:44] statistic stops being a small number to become a giant number, that is, for
[00:10:48] them that 1.6% is 100% of their child who is no longer
[00:10:51] there, obviously, that is to dimension the problem in terms of
[00:10:55] statistics, now then, all the other crimes that are against property, which are
[00:10:59] 81% of those that occurred last year, well, perhaps there are
[00:11:02] alternative measures to what imprisonment or
[00:11:06] confinement could be, which could eventually be more beneficial for the
[00:11:09] social reintegration of these young people, which, although we may like
[00:11:13] it a lot, or like it little, it is within the constitutional text,
[00:11:17] this guarantee issue, sorry, I don't know the data, it rules on a particular
[00:11:20] case, it doesn't rule regarding collective
[00:11:23] incidence.
[00:11:28] in abstract exactly evidently she didn't read your column
[00:11:31] or the official statistics because otherwise she should conclude that there won't be so many
[00:11:35] minors, at least according to the data, unless now a horde of
[00:11:37] criminals from 14 to 16 start killing, no, from now on we should see what
[00:11:41] are the strict foundations on which
[00:11:45] this judge based her
[00:11:48] decision, the certain thing here is that also the 60-day period that it establishes,
[00:11:52] well, we have to see what can effectively be done in two months regarding these.
[00:11:55] That is, what is the panorama in 60 days, what can happen so that eventually
[00:11:59] she reviews her decision.
[00:12:03] Other parties have already said that they will not follow her
[00:12:06] line and that they will not give her a place,
[00:12:10] other jurisdictions have said that eh instead
[00:12:14] the new law will be respected, that is, I don't know how far it
[00:12:18] ends up handling the urban area, the same urban
[00:12:21] area,
[00:12:23] eh this new juvenile criminal regime brings many conflicts regarding
[00:12:27] territorial issues, by
[00:12:30] sanctioning issues related to criminal processes that are
[00:12:34] laws and are powers of the provinces
[00:12:37] that are not delegated to the national government, therefore a law issued by the
[00:12:41] National Congress cannot regulate procedural issues of each of the
[00:12:44] provinces, which means that eventually, although
[00:12:47] the core of the issue is established, the
[00:12:50] development of the process can be different in each province or in each
[00:12:54] jurisdiction. So, in the face of identical cases,
[00:12:56] identical ages of the imputed persons, there can be different
[00:13:00] decisions. This issue I mentioned earlier, listening to the
[00:13:04] victim's opinion and the prosecutor's opinion, which can be binding
[00:13:08] or should be binding, even, perhaps in some
[00:13:10] provinces it is not contemplated in that way, therefore opposition
[00:13:14] interesting point, eh, you know who I remember, Kim's father whom we heard
[00:13:18] here every time he gives an interview
[00:13:21] eh he doesn't hold a grudge against.
[00:13:26] empathy or mercy for the
[00:13:30] 14-year-old boy, and you would say anyone would
[00:13:32] think, you want to see him
[00:13:36] want to see him dead, he says no, that he understood because he knew from within what
[00:13:40] was the reality of the minor, he knew the
[00:13:43] criminals who were the parents, and that he
[00:13:46] says we have to work on prevention, on giving
[00:13:49] education, on the underlying issue and
[00:13:52] not on and that it doesn't help at all.
[00:13:56] Of course, here unfortunately a victim says it, no, yes, absolutely, unfortunately
[00:13:59] Kim's father entered this world of juvenile justice
[00:14:03] through an unpleasant incident, but the truth is that this
[00:14:06] reform was being requested and
[00:14:09] awaited by the entire ideological
[00:14:12] spectrum of the group that is within this problem,
[00:14:15] both from the most lenient wing and the toughest wing, it was necessary for there to be a
[00:14:19] renewal of the system and
[00:14:23] the issue many times. Let's look
[00:14:25] at the case of Kim's father, who is the victim of an aberrant act, he also ends up understanding that it is a problem that
[00:14:31] the application of penalties to young people, that it has a
[00:14:35] broader issue to consider and he understands that there are many issues in which
[00:14:39] these children need to be heard because many times
[00:14:42] they come from places where they don't receive the affection, they don't receive the
[00:14:45] necessary upbringing and these
[00:14:48] events are the product of years and years of abandonment of the
[00:14:52] child. I will not say the
[00:14:56] school, private school eh, last
[00:14:59] week a child warns his mother, a child,
[00:15:03] we are talking about
[00:15:06] children, eh, 11, 12 years old,
[00:15:08] children, he warns his mother that a classmate put
[00:15:12] a pistol in his belly in the
[00:15:15] school, obviously a religious
[00:15:18] school, silence, radio
[00:15:21] stamp, everything, everything, everything,
[00:15:26] and a student who goes to that school, who is very close to me,
[00:15:29] they didn't understand why the kid had done that, you have the
[00:15:33] kid and you end up.
[00:15:35] Which for me is terrible what they did, he can't go to
[00:15:39] school anymore, he has to have virtual classes until the end of the year and
[00:15:42] then find another school, yes, they get rid of the
[00:15:45] problem, you didn't address the problem, and the problem is that the
[00:15:49] kid, the father is in jail and the mother went to jail
[00:15:52] too, you abandoned him,
[00:15:55] so I think it's more social than
[00:15:58] penal, more
[00:16:01] social than penal, it's not that he goes to
[00:16:03] prison, but you already clipped his wings so that he can't
[00:16:07] go to school and justice didn't intervene, nobody no, it's
[00:16:11] crazy, it's crazy, clearly, but we are used to throwing
[00:16:15] dirt under the rug in Argentina, you understand, and I use
[00:16:18] it politically for whatever place suits me, but you
[00:16:21] want to really address the problem, go social, walk the neighborhoods, start
[00:16:25] looking at what's happening with the kids and use
[00:16:28] prevention and to whoever falls into an institution where you don't
[00:16:32] arrive and have to fight, where you get
[00:16:35] abused, where they
[00:16:38] rob you, places where the
[00:16:41] kid can feel useful in something, if I throw you
[00:16:45] into a field with lions, what's going to happen, you're going to bite, you have no
[00:16:48] other choice, why don't they offer courses, workshops,
[00:16:52] school, they are obliged to and take them out of
[00:16:55] that environment when they leave, so they don't go back to the same place, clear, it's not
[00:16:59] building detention facilities, but rather
[00:17:03] working on prevention, on social
[00:17:05] workers.
[00:17:08] can be reinserted, there is an
[00:17:11] age when the kid can be reinserted, there is another age when you know
[00:17:14] that it's irrecoverable
[00:17:17] eh, those who know me know that I interview delinquent minors every
[00:17:21] day, every day, in the neighborhood,
[00:17:24] smoking pipes, drugged, everyone knows me, they know the
[00:17:27] work I do and everything, father in jail, mother
[00:17:31] on drugs and hanging out anywhere, dead father and mother
[00:17:34] in prison, eh relative of then
[00:17:38] so for me it's easy, there are two
[00:17:42] lost generations, there is no culture of work, of
[00:17:45] speaking, that they don't care about the kids, the kids
[00:17:49] eh no, I hang out with the kids because I'm a thief, they tell
[00:17:52] you, of course like that
[00:17:56] I agree with the analysis but it seems to me that the juvenile criminal regime does not even provide an answer for that
[00:18:00] problem, these are deeper issues, these are social issues as you mentioned
[00:18:03] recently and we have to see eventually how justice acts, which always
[00:18:06] acts when
[00:18:30] 17 minutes past 10 at
[00:18:33] night, 15 degrees, 2
[00:18:36] exclusive.
[00:18:40] Scoop from the Chronicle of No Man's Land, I look at Jorge with
[00:18:44] a lot of information,
[00:18:47] tremendous shootout between police and it's not a bad sign,
[00:18:51] eight motorbike robbers, ah they are the piranha
[00:18:55] motorbike robbers who tried to rob him and
[00:18:58] he defended himself with gunshots and resisted
[00:19:02] that matrix eh, the police officer received a gunshot wound to the
[00:19:05] abdomen and managed to...
[00:19:12] exactly why this happened yesterday in the area of Gregorio de Laferrere on
[00:19:16] Comodoro Py street and the intersection with Chopin,
[00:19:19] this man, a principal officer of the Buenos Aires Provincial
[00:19:22] Police, was leaving off-duty, he was somewhat partially
[00:19:26] uniformed, he had the uniform eh of the pants
[00:19:30] and civilian clothes on top, aboard a low-displacement motorcycle, the
[00:19:34] famous 110, he is approached by four motorcycles. Eight
[00:19:37] criminals, both armed, there was an exchange of
[00:19:41] gunfire, he fires a precise shot to the abdomen,
[00:19:44] when they see that eh he
[00:19:47] gives the order to stop and repels the aggression, two motorcycles
[00:19:51] leave the scene towards Comodoro in what
[00:19:54] would be the area of Carlos Casares and the other
[00:19:58] two enter through Chopin in what is the Luján neighborhood, four motorcycles,
[00:20:02] eight criminals, at least three weapons are counted
[00:20:05] at the scene, that of the police officer and two of the criminals, an exchange of
[00:20:09] gunfire, he was transferred to Valestrini hospital, he enters the showroom with the
[00:20:12] wound in the abdomen, luckily he is out of danger, you know
[00:20:16] Jorgito, I'm going to give you some good news, very
[00:20:19] good news, you know why this principal escaped,
[00:20:22] why, let's see, because of how poor the
[00:20:25] robbers were, how poor the robbers were, in what
[00:20:29] sense, in the sense that the ammunition they used was a worthless old piece of junk that didn't
[00:20:33] work, and I'm going to explain, the
[00:20:36] projectile does not enter the police officer, it remains
[00:20:39] trapped in the clothes he was wearing, it doesn't get in,
[00:20:43] ah, that is, it impacts without force, I had the opportunity to speak
[00:20:46] with people very close to the police officer, what a miracle eh,
[00:20:50] if the blow clearly he thought, damn,
[00:20:54] it entered, my intestine, my liver are broken,
[00:20:57] no, thank God, the projectile
[00:21:00] that these criminals used, of very bad
[00:21:04] quality, very bad quality, that it does not manage
[00:21:08] to perforate the clothes and the body but rather stays between
[00:21:11] the clothes, yes,
[00:21:15] eh, I understand that if there are minors, I understand that there are no
[00:21:18] minors, briefly. I understand not because well
[00:21:22] eh I tell you it could be, I know the area, there are
[00:21:26] mixed gangs, Dr. Arribas intervenes, the centralized UFI number two
[00:21:29] because he is subrogating in that prosecutor's office now but but it could
[00:21:33] be a mixed gang, what is certain is that the police personnel when they identify
[00:21:36] well, they identify in a certain way when they observe these
[00:21:39] criminals, they understand that they are adults
[00:21:42] but they are mixed gangs because there are four
[00:21:45] motorcycles, in many cases two of high displacement and two of low displacement, the
[00:21:49] low displacement ones would be the ones that left through Chopin and the high displacement ones are the ones that leave
[00:21:53] through Comodoro Py, the vehicle direction, I understand that no
[00:21:56] ocean red operation was done, they would be
[00:21:58] identified
[00:22:00] they are identified with nicknames, names and surnames, that's right, let's let
[00:22:04] some time pass, Arribas is the prosecutor, ah
[00:22:07] well,
[00:22:09] there is something, there is something, there is something several raids are expected, the
[00:22:13] request is there, the request for search warrant is already there, now the
[00:22:16] guarantee is the one who decides now in justice.
[00:22:43] very unpopular stance for all the workers
[00:22:46] who don't make ends meet and who use their scooter to go to
[00:22:50] work, couples, no, even families, even if they can't, who go
[00:22:54] three, four people on the motorcycle, because obviously the bus doesn't work, the
[00:22:58] train doesn't reach and even less to deep areas of the conurbation, for
[00:23:01] me, two people on a motorcycle is no longer an option for six months, why,
[00:23:04] because there's an emergency and people are dying, in this case the police officer could have died if the
[00:23:08] bullet had worked, no, what do you think, Benjamin, you are much calmer than
[00:23:12] any of us. Well, we would have to see in detail how
[00:23:15] that position you have, that idea you share,
[00:23:19] collides with people's freedom of movement, no, eventually there may be other
[00:23:23] rights that can be exercised, the right to life always comes
[00:23:26] first, no, of course, of course, but we cannot assume that any person or
[00:23:30] any duo of people who are on a motorcycle will eventually
[00:23:33] be intending to commit a crime, here
[00:23:37] the issue is not perhaps to find
[00:23:40] or not to seek this type of original
[00:23:44] solutions, but rather to apply the law and for there to be
[00:23:47] prevention tasks that
[00:23:50] there is police presence where there needs to be, that eventually there are
[00:23:54] also other issues, let's see, it's a deeper issue, but to start
[00:23:57] thinking about why people end up committing crimes, it's an
[00:24:00] important matter that has many facets and many different
[00:24:04] positions, long term, precisely, this is an
[00:24:07] emergency, precisely, but we cannot pretend that there are magical solutions
[00:24:11] for issues that have been installed for a long time and that
[00:24:14] will also take a long time to be uninstalled, in the
[00:24:17] case of Hechonica. a homicide occurred, a boy who
[00:24:21] was leaving the gym with his
[00:24:24] motorcycle, two who want to
[00:24:27] corner him, they don't succeed and they shoot him in the
[00:24:30] back directly, because he wants to escape, dressed
[00:24:33] in, dressed in a backpack,
[00:24:37] everything, they must have bought the
[00:24:40] backpack or robbed someone and took their things and put it on,
[00:24:44] I'm not going to. Yes, of course, the boy keeps
[00:24:48] riding the motorcycle, falls unconscious.
[00:24:50] He dies on the spot, they pick up the motorcycle and leave.
[00:24:54] They caught one and you know what's most interesting, he had
[00:24:58] an app and an hour before he had delivered an order,
[00:25:02] oh, he did both things, that is, who do you trust? Oh,
[00:25:05] well, who do you trust? An
[00:25:08] hour ago, before killing, he had made an order, there had been
[00:25:11] obviously completely different surfaces, no, but in
[00:25:15] the capital there are exhaustive controls on motorcycles,
[00:25:18] exhaustive, eh, they catch, I'm telling you,
[00:25:22] the capital and have everything in order because they confiscate your motorcycle, you have it
[00:25:26] there, whether
[00:25:29] whatever you want, but well, urban
[00:25:39] I listen to you and it seems fantastic to me,
[00:25:43] but you, the capital, the surface of the
[00:25:45] capital, it's not La Matanza, for example, the
[00:25:47] surface, the amount, when
[00:25:51] you, city police, federal police,
[00:25:55] prefecture, gendarmerie,
[00:25:57] PCA, that is, I get tired of naming forces that
[00:26:01] cover a tiny place like this. Yes, you have how many exits from General Paz
[00:26:05] to the province? How many? How many? Yes, you have, how many?
[00:26:08] Well, I don't know, 20, 20, 30, how many exits does the Buenos Aires
[00:26:12] conurbano have? Infinite, and well, how do you
[00:26:16] prevent it, how do you do it, at least on some avenue,
[00:26:20] there are, let's see, there are, clearly there are, clearly there
[00:26:23] are, approaches, look, I always said the same thing,
[00:26:27] there's nothing better than having worked in the
[00:26:30] police, and knowing,
[00:26:33] that you in a police station in
[00:26:37] the province today, do you imagine how many
[00:26:40] people there are throughout the night, how many, how many? Two
[00:26:44] if you're lucky in a police station, three, two, three,
[00:26:47] three, you have a jail guard who has to guard the prisoners, who
[00:26:51] shouldn't be there, but they are, and you say, well, there must be two,
[00:26:54] three, no, there are up to 84,
[00:26:56] you understand, you have a guard assistant who is sitting
[00:27:00] writing the little book of news, service officer, that's
[00:27:04] it, yes, and you have, with a lot
[00:27:07] of luck, a grid going around yesterday I came, I was in a hot
[00:27:10] municipality, the municipal patrol and that's
[00:27:14] it, you don't have, unfortunately there are
[00:27:18] no guys, there are no, you have to, and the force has
[00:27:21] 10,000 troops, eh, there are no traffic controls, it's not
[00:27:25] the western Lajna here 5 minutes away,
[00:27:28] because you ride without a helmet, nobody stops you, nobody tells you anything. I'm
[00:27:32] afraid of the helmet, not the one without a helmet, no, sorry, you who are also
[00:27:36] a motorcyclist, perhaps you are more aware of those famous fluorescent vests
[00:27:40] that were theoretically mandatory to have with the license plate, how long did it last? A
[00:27:44] couple of months and then they disappeared, I don't know if they
[00:27:48] repealed that regulation, I think it
[00:27:51] vanished, they are all shock tactics that end up in nothing because the
[00:27:55] criminals stole the motorcycle, the vest, the
[00:27:58] helmet, they invented the license plate, and who checks if
[00:28:02] nobody checks, you can falsify it and
[00:28:05] but if nobody checks, where is the control itself? It has to check it, that's
[00:28:08] why I say we need control
[00:28:11] and if not, the situation is extreme resolutions that
[00:28:15] you can no longer travel with two people on a motorcycle,
[00:28:18] I say, that's it, put away the motorcycle,
[00:28:22] well, it's quite restrictive, I would hire Benjamín to
[00:28:26] sue, oh, mine is restrictive, but yours is not to say, you are
[00:28:29] bothered by riding
[00:28:32] a motorcycle, but not you alone with the motorcycle, that is, the one who is going to take
[00:28:36] their child to school, no, don't
[00:28:38] take them, oh, but you, yes, go
[00:28:41] alone, no, yes, two, yes, yes, let's see what we have, neither of them,
[00:28:45] come on, come on, let's go,
[00:28:49] breaking
[00:28:50] news,
[00:28:57] motorcycles not only deliver for
[00:29:00] apps, he was carrying
[00:29:03] 10 kg of cocaine on a small low-cylinder
[00:29:06] motorcycle, how many things can be done on a motorcycle,
[00:29:09] eh, incredible, the drug was
[00:29:12] detected thanks to Apache, a dog that
[00:29:16] was in the control, control, key word control, we have to
[00:29:19] fill the country with dogs, there it is,
[00:29:23] eh, they eat, eh, Tebes, eh, I'll face
[00:29:26] you, look at me,
[00:29:31] just playing. Give me
[00:29:33] mine,
[00:29:35] Ricarda said, give me
[00:29:37] the rich one, yes, then they take it and burn it, oh
[00:29:41] no,
[00:29:43] they don't sell it, they don't burn flour, eh, they burn
[00:29:47] flour, did they see me as an official? Flour, no, yes,
[00:29:51] oh, it drives me crazy, then put the video on, I want to keep laughing for
[00:29:56] the fairings, look, pim pam pum pam pum, I'm going to put it in, you know
[00:29:59] where.
[00:30:05] Oh, look how he digs, eh,
[00:30:09] Apache, incredible, no one stops
[00:30:11] him,
[00:30:15] not even Cuti Romero stops
[00:30:16] Apache,
[00:30:19] look, delivery and all, 10 kg of
[00:30:24] the little motorcycle, eh,
[00:30:26] well disguised, but of course he didn't count on Apache's
[00:30:29] cunning.
[00:30:36] How much is 10 kg of cocaine in money? 30 thousand, relative,
[00:30:40] always remember that, guys, don't
[00:30:43] enter, don't enter the value, the value is such because you don't
[00:30:47] know it, because it sets a floor and ceiling, what
[00:30:51] is the floor and ceiling? Let's see, you have places where they sell it to you
[00:30:54] for $1500 a kilo, you say, how can it be
[00:30:58] $1500 a kilo if in