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A 14-year-old girl faced armed robbers who tried to rob her mother’s premises, Caracol reported. The events took place in the Inglés neighborhood, Rafael Uribe Uribe’s town in Bogotá.
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According to Caracol, some criminals arrived by motorcycle at a stationery store in the english neighborhood, town of Rafael Uribe Uribe, and the grill man went straight to the entrance gate to force his entrance and have access to the local cash register.
For its part, Blu Radio reported that at the time of the events the owner of the premises and her 14 and 2-year-old daughters were present at the establishment.
The mother of the minors tried to block the offender’s path by standing in front of the entrance gate. The thief reacted by hitting the woman hard so that she would stop blocking the way. At one point, the thief managed to open the gate and pulled the woman by the arm out of the area where the cash register was.
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It was at that moment that the 14-year-old girl decided to react, take a machete and confront the thieves. “While I was pushing him, she gave him machetes and he was backing away“the girl’s mother told Noticias Caracol.
After the confrontation, the criminals shot the girls’ mother and fled the place without achieving their mission.
According to Caracol, the woman was treated in a clinical center and the bullet did not compromise any vital organs.
The girl told Noticias Caracol that “it is neither the first nor the second time“that they try to rob the place of his mother and that”I already had in mind that if something happened, take the machete and give them“.
For his part, Alejandro Rivera, the local mayor of Rafael Uribe Uribe, referred to what happened and invited the community to denounce crime and affirmed that they are working together with the Police to “work hard for the security of the sector. “.
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