translated from Spanish: Video: Alberto Samid violated house arrest and was kicked out of a restaurant

A video of Alberto Samid being kicked out of a restaurant by the rest of the customers of the gastronomic venue went viral on social networks. The meat businessman is convicted of a case of evasion and violated house arrest. Samid was sentenced to four years in prison for being part of a conspiracy dedicated to evading taxes. He was placed under house arrest for health problems, but had been questioned on suspicion of non-compliance. On Monday, he was recognized by several diners while having lunch at a restaurant in the town of Ramos Mejia, in the district of La Matanza.  He was with two other men at a table in the “Paja Rota” store, at Avenida de Mayo 836, in that town in western Buenos Aires. In the face of protests from two clients, Samid and his companions left the place, booed by other diners. One of the diners recorded it and the video went viral in a few hours becoming a trend on Twitter.
Gabriela, one of the women who recorded the video and wrote Samid, said in statements to the program Pan y Circo, hosted by Jonatan Viale on Radio Rivadavia, that the episode was “very sad, because justice seems not to act in this country” and complained: “We found that in the same place where we had lunch was Mr. Samid , which as we all know is sentenced for unlawful association, has house arrest and is obviously breaching it.” Upon seeing the businessman, they approached a friend at the table where he was to ask why he was breaching the house. “The two people who accompanied him looked at us with great displeasure, increpe, and we told him if he was not ashamed. I don’t like to share my life with criminals on the street, I did it for my children, not for me,” he explained. In dialogue with the same media, he was outraged considering that Argentina is “the world of the upside down, it has become a turned half, where the honest, the ordinary citizens, we are afraid of these scourges, who had all their lives a mafia behavior and acted like quatreros. A country without justice cannot function. If you committed a crime, you must serve your sentence. That’s why I got outraged.”

Original source in Spanish