The Carpenter Who Went Viral for Donating More than 200 Ballot Boxes Reappeared: He Said so About His Alleged Arrest
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After spreading false information about his arrest for manufacturing mortuary boxes for earthquake victims, Guillermo Uzcanga clarified his previous statements about the fate of the shipments and thanked him for the donations that sustain his social work. The post Venezuelan Carpenter denied rumors of his arrest after donating ballot boxes to the victims in La Guaira appeared first on El Nacional.
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today Guillermo Uzcanga, a businessman and carpenter from Maracay who went viral days ago for donating some 240 coffins for those who died in earthquakes, reappeared on their social networks to deny the rumors of an alleged detention at the hands of Sebin, clarifying that he has never been in prison. "I was not arrested and I have never been arrested by a police force," he said in a video. He then ref…
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