They fought over a PlayStation 5 in a Miami supermarket. Colombian family arrested and father about to be deported

Using a PlayStation 5 video game console, a Colombian family caused a confrontation at a Walmart supermarket in El Doral, South Florida. According to the testimony of one of those involved, the confrontation began when people in line at the store were informed that they did not have enough consoles for all customers.

After the supermarket employees approached the Colombians to tell them that there were only five consoles left, Juan Ramírez, brother-in-law of one of the participants in the event, began to treat “belligerent” to the officials of the famous American chain.

After the man’s reaction, the store administrators contacted the Doral Police and the officers came to neutralize the situation. However, the arrival of the uniformed men did not manage to calm the emotions of the Colombians at the possibility of not obtaining the game console they wanted.

The authorities’ report states that officer Cristina Pacheco, who can be seen in the videos, it was sabotaged by Valeria Aguilar to prevent Martínez from being removed from the scene. While Aguilar struggled with the authorities, she carried her four-month-old baby in her arms.

Later, The authorities assure that Aguilar proceeded to punch Officer Pacheco in the face, a fact that the Colombian denies. The woman, who was still holding the baby, claimed that what happened was that “He lost control of his body and fell to the ground”, He told the media NBC Miami.

This resulted in a heated fight and a scuffle in the business parking lot. In the videos, supplied by those involved, it can be seen that Aguilar uses force and does not cooperate with the police officer, who tries to arrest the Colombians.

“My son. He hit me (…) ”,“ Let go of me ”,“ Claim your rights. He did nothing ”, These are the words that can be recorded at the time of the capture of the woman, who was arrested along with Martínez, her brother-in-law and her father, Fredie Aguilar, who was also in the establishment. The latter will have a greater impact for his actions because he was found to be an undocumented immigrant.

According to Telemundo, Immigration services agents formalized an arrest warrant for Fredie Aguilar, who was pending deportation by the Executive Department of Immigration Review.

According to El Nuevo Herald reports, the woman’s father tried to grab the police by the collar of his shirt, to try to prevent the capture of his daughter. Among the attacks, it can be seen that “Hands, feet and teeth” against the officer to resist the control of the authorities. Seeing herself outnumbered, Officer Pacheco called in reinforcements and finally arrested the three Colombians, who were taken to the Doral station.

“My husband was behind to protect the baby”, explained Adriana Correa, Aguilar’s mother and wife of one of the detainees. “My dad didn’t touch his face. My father is innocent ”, Valeria expressed.

The authorities decided to review the facts through the audiovisual material that was obtained. Therefore, they did not comment further on the matter.

“We have seen a video of the incident, which took place last Thursday, December 10, in which an agent of the Doral Police Department was physically assaulted. For the sake of transparency, the matter is under review. We do not have any other comments at the moment ”, Rey Valdés, a spokesman for the local Police Department, sentenced the Nuevo Herald.

This fact is not the first that transcends as a result of the video game console. Around the world there have been robberies, fights and even scams online due to the difficult obtaining of the device and its high price in the market.

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