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The man who starred in a violent altercation with the military after participating in an unauthorized religious cult in Los Angeles, Bío Bío region, gave his version of events. “He hit me and I was left with injuries,” he said about the moment in which he pretended to be run over by a truck, which was recorded in a widely reproduced video.
The event took place on Wednesday night in the Villa Historiadores sector in the commune that is in quarantine. The authority went to the place after receiving complaints from neighbors through the covid complaint phone.
The person involved, who was identified as César Lagos, after passing to control of detention and formalization during this Thursday in the Los Angeles Guarantee Court, spoke with Las Últimas Noticias.
“It was a cult,” he acknowledged. However, he excused himself that “it was familiar. I was at home with my wife, my three daughters, my son-in-law, some relatives and two children. We were not more than ten ”. Lagos also clarified that he is not a church pastor.
Information from Radio Bío Bío, however, indicates that 30 people were counted in the place.
Their version indicated that they met at 8:00 p.m. that day to “sing praises to the Lord, we pray for the sick, we read the Bible and we sang again.” After that, the public authority arrived with inspectors, who were not allowed to enter the house because “they did not have a warrant.” Then the altercation began that ended in attacks on a military man.
Regarding the images that circulated with the minute in which he simulates, between screams, the run over, he maintained that the truck “hit me and I was injured.” That dramatic moment continued with Lagos dropping to the ground and crawling to get lower than the vehicle. “It was a clumsy mistake. I did it so that the truck would stop and not follow the white car -in which his nieces were going- “, he said.
He later stated that he regrets his reaction. “I was wrong and I put my chest to the bullets. I apologize to all those who feel harmed, starting with the military, “he clarified. He added that he is “a good, honest, charitable man and a good father.”
Radio Bío Bío was able to confirm that two people -Lagos and his son-in-law- were detained for attacks on military personnel and health authorities. In addition, a summary was sent to the owner of the property where the worship was held.
However, the man closed by acknowledging that “maybe I got out of hand.” After the events, both were left with national roots and a prohibition to approach the victim. In June, meanwhile, a possible dismissal of the crimes associated with article 318, which is related to putting public health at risk, in addition to an alternative solution, regarding the crime of injuries will be debated.
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