Irregular situation in Catia caracas Venezuela July 16, 2017
The Public Ministry commissioned the 124th Prosecutor of the Metropolitan Area of Caracas, Juan Carlos Toro, to investigate the death of Xiomara Soledad Scott (61), which occurred during an irregular situation that originated on Sunday, July 16, on Sucre de Catia Avenue In which four other women were also injured.
In this regard, the prosecutor coordinates the actions carried out by officials of the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Investigations Corps including, necropsy, technical inspection of the site of the event and the planimetric survey, interviews with witnesses, among others, in order to determine the responsibilities Criminal proceedings.
In the afternoon hours of Sunday, the victims were traveling along the avenue, specifically at the height of the church El Carmen, where a concentration was taking place, when a group of motorized armed men allegedly fired at the people who were there.
The 61-year-old victim died minutes after entering the Peripheral Hospital of Catia, while the injured were being treated at the aforementioned care center.
It should be noted that the septuagenarian was a nurse at the Dr. Miguel Pérez Carreño Hospital.
Prior to this pronouncement of the Public Prosecutor's Office, the mayor of Sucre municipality of Miranda state, Carlos Ocariz, had offered details of what happened, during a press conference.
"In Catia there was an incident where paramilitary groups with weapons, appeared, there was a situation of public disorder that generated, regretting so much, so far 4 seriously injured in an informal manner, apparently there are two people killed," said the mayor in wheel Release by Periscope.
Earlier, the National Assembly in its Twitter account @asambleave, denounced an irregular situation in a 'sovereign point' located in Catia, Libertador municipality of Caracas.
"Report irregular situation with armed paramilitary groups in the sovereign point of the Church Carmen in Catia," reported on Twitter.
In this regard, the mayor of El Hatillo, David Smolansky, said: "More than 300 people are surrounded by armed groups in the Church of Carmen de Catia. Let our consultation be concluded in peace."
A lamentable echo that makes evident the reality that Venezuelans live in force for their relatives parents children and brothers.
