They intimidate the Bienvenidos team with explosives for covering a complaint against Leo Valencia by VIF | TV and Show

This Friday morning a team of Welcome He was intimidated by a group of unknown persons who left about 200 explosive cartridges meters from where they were dispatching in the Macul commune, near the Monumental Stadium..

Journalist Rodrigo Perez In the company of the cameraman and another person from the team, he was in this sector to comment on the complaint of domestic violence presented by Valeria Perez against his ex-partner, Leonardo Valencia, player of Colo Colo.

This Thursday the program broadcast a long live contact with the affected, who narrated a series of mistreatment and psychological abuse by the footballer, which has caused various reactions among fans. Some ask for his departure and others defend him, assuring that it is justice that must rule on the matter.

And apparently it is that same fanaticism that passed the bill to the journalist and his team, after he commented in the morning that from one moment to another they began to hear screams alluding to the complaint made by Valeria, and then A Hyundai brand car appeared from which two men got out, inside there were 3 more people, and they left a box with explosives.

Capture | Channel 13

Capture | Channel 13

“They leave these explosives … they are 200 cartridges and what they said was ‘stop sapping’“, Detailed the notary, adding that they escaped to Vicuña Mackenna.

But that was not all since then a man began to take photographs of both them and the car in which the program team was traveling. “When we were observing these firecrackers, this character arrives and begins to take photos of us and the vehicle that takes us,” said Pérez.

“He took pictures, which can be normal because we are on public roads, but when we ask him who he was or what he was about, he starts running without stopping“He added.

Capture | Channel 13

Capture | Channel 13

At that very moment, a police vehicle was patrolling the area, who interrogated the subject and finally took him to the 46th Macul Police Station.

Minutes later, the same journalist interviewed a witness, who assured that two cars were involved in this case, a taxi and another white car, from which four people got out to leave these explosives, and then escape.