The one convicted of murder, Antauro Careswas aggressive against the journalist David Mamani from radio Exitosa in A lots of. The ex-prisoner shouted in the booth of said medium and his companion snatched a cell phone from the press man, who was recording the incident.
The incident occurred this morning. The ethnocacerist had been invited at 6:30 am for an interview. but he showed up several minutes later. Without giving explanations, the man sentenced for the murder of policemen in Andahuaylas rebuked the announcer, who pointed out his lateness.
Humala got up violently from the table and told him “They are calling me out for being late.” Later, his security personnel take the phone from the journalist and he leaves. Later, the agent returns and returns the cell phone. The entire occurrence was narrated live: He approached the driver’s table in a “thuggish” manner, the communicator said.
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“Right now we are being attacked by the people of Antauro Humala, who just took our cell phone, now they are returning it. We are broadcasting live now, what a shame. We had arranged an interview for 6:30 am, we know that the military get up very early. Right now we are seeing Mr. Antauro Humala a little more and he hits us”, the driver narrated live.
“They have thuggishly come to Radio Exitosa, we don’t know what problem Mr.”, he added.
The journalist explained that the brother of former president Ollanta Humala was confused by asking for a coordination to extend the interview, because he arrived minutes late at the agreed time.
“Are you going to give me permission or not? Did you call my attention because I was late? I’m coming here and they call my attention. I’m calm! ”, Antauro Humala is heard saying, who justified his delay because he was sick.
“The only thing I told him is ‘sir, we had an interview scheduled for 6:30 am and we had to make the respective deal to extend the interview. What a pity that you have this type of behavior here at Exitosa. He just took a cell phone that was being used by our colleagues, because a little more and he would hit us. Terrible. It’s a shame”, expressed David Mamani.
This fact was quickly criticized by journalists and the public. After regretting his actions, they recalled that it is not the first time that the ex-military reacts violently when questioned by the press.
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