translated from Spanish: He ran over the inspectors and fled: the message from Eugenio Veppo’s father

Journalist and broadcaster Fabián Veppo, father of the young man who on Sunday ran over and killed one transit agent and wounded another in the Porteño barrrio of Palermo, today expressed his condolences to the victims of the event in a message he posted on his Twitter social media account.
I want to express my deepest sense of condolence and understanding to the victims of the fact that had as its protagonist my son, who is at the disposal of justice. I also do this on behalf of the other members of the family. — Fabián Veppo (@fabianveppo)
September 11, 2019

“I want to express my deepest sense of condolence and understanding for the victims of the fact that had as its protagonist my son, who is at the disposal of justice,” notes the message of the journalist who leads the telenueve newscast to the Close all at midnight by Canal 9.Eugenio Veppo is detained in the Ezeiza prison charged with simple manslaughter with eventual will and serious injuries, crimes for which he could be sentenced to a sentence of between 8 and 25 years in prison.
Judge Yamile Bernan considered that on the day of the event Veppo son was driving “recklessly zigzagging”, acted with “absolute contempt” and it should have been represented that this “generated a danger” in which it could cause a death, as it happened, and thus aggravated the Imputation. The fact that he is charged now occurred on Sunday at 3.30am, on Avenida Figueroa Alcorta and Tagle, where on board a Volkswagen Passat he had bought two days earlier, he rammed Cinthia Yanet Choque and Santiago Siciliano, who performed a blood alcohol check. Shock died on the spot, while Sicilian is still in severe intensive care. What happened was recorded in the images taken by a security camera of the government of the porteño, as well as the subsequent escape of the vehicle. The roll was later found abandoned to twelve blocks, while Veppo turned himself in 14 hours after the event at 1 communal police station, where he was detained.

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