“Here (in Chile) they don’t do that”: the desperate complaint of an Argentine tourist after being robbed at a bus terminal

A distressing testimony was shared by Lisette, young Argentine woman who was assaulted at the bus terminal from Central Station.

Desperate, the tourist approached to talk to the journalist Paulina Padilla, who was doing a live dispatch for with you in the morning.

A few minutes after suffering the crime, the woman told what happened. “I’ve been robbed. I left my backpack for a second to take something out and they robbed me inside the terminal. “I am a foreigner, I am Argentine, I have to go and now I have no passport, no documents, nothing.”he said, with obvious nervousness.

In an attempt to calm her down, Padilla asked the interviewee to recount the crime in detail.

“We found out about getting a ticket, we asked at the terminal, I left the backpack for a second to ask, I turned around, and the backpack was no longer there. “It was less than a minute.”responded the trans-Andean woman.

However, his concern returned instantly. “I don’t know what I’m going to do to return to my country. I lost passport, documents, card, everything. They say they can’t search for the terminal. In Córdoba we have cameras and when these things happen they block the exits, that is not done here”lament.

After hearing the complaint, the journalist took the initiative and decided to accompany her to a mobile checkpoint installed at the location.

Roberto Cox’s complaint

While waiting to hear the response from Carabineros, the journalist and host of the program, Roberto Cox, unloaded everything.

“You can’t wash your hands in the terminal like this. Or there are so many thefts that it is no longer enough. For several days we have been saying that people report and Carabineros at the scene and the security people at the terminal say ‘we can’t do anything’”Shooting.

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