Bloody dawn in the Chilean capital: at least two dead and six injured, including a minor

By NAYARA BATSCHKE SANTIAGO (AP) — Santiago, Chile, experienced a bloody wave of violence early Tuesday morning that left at least two dead and six injured, three of them life-threatening. The Investigative Police reported that they are investigating several unrelated crime incidents in the Metropolitan Region, including an apparent territorial dispute that culminated in the deaths of two people, a 57-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman, and le…

Two people died and four others were injured - one of them at life risk - as a result of a shooting attack registered this afternoon inside the Aconcagua takeover in the municipality of Colina, Metropolitan Region. According to preliminary information, at least six people of Chilean nationality entered the Alta Solutividad Service (SAR) in Colina, located on Calle General San Martín, with gunshot wounds. Two of them - a 57-year-old man and a 23-…

A shooting took place yesterday afternoon in the Aconcagua camp, located in the municipality of Colina, northern sector of the capital, resulting in the death of two people and four injuries, one of them in critical condition. Prosecutor Equipo Contra el Crimen Organizado y Homicides ECOH, Rodrigo Moya, leads the investigation into this double homicide occurred around 4:30 pm. According to the persecutor, an armed group arrived at the scene and …

According to information provided by the Public Prosecutor's Office, a group of 8 to 10 armed persons, all foreigners, arrived at Camp Aconcagua and proceeded to shoot several people, resulting in two deaths. The fatal victims are a 23-year-old woman and a 57-year-old man, both Chileans, who received several ballistic impacts in the thoracic area.

According to the first background, five people were injured with ballistic impacts to the High Resolution Service (SAR) in Colina.