The procedural situation of the influencer The Silver that crashed and killed a motorcyclist at the intersection of 13 and 532 could become seriously complicated and in the last few hours shocking images were known, which show that the tragic accident that ended in the death of Ruben Armand it could have been avoided.
The cameras of Operations and Monitoring Center (COM) of the Municipality of La Plata They recorded the moments before the brutal crash and the images are key to understanding what happened and how.
As can be seen in the shocking video that he accessed 0221.com.ar, Felicitas Alvitethe 20-year-old girl who crossed a red light and ran over the 36-year-old motorcyclist, causing his death; was recorded shortly before jumping other red lights while participating – presumably – in a dive.
The images, which are key to the investigation being carried out by Justice, show the gray Gol Trend that Alvite was driving and a second vehicle traveling at high speed along 13th Avenue, even jumping several red lights. This is the sequence prior to the impact due to which Armad lost his life shortly after.
This was the tragic crash
The impressive crash, which took place around 2 o’clock last Friday the 12th of this month; It was also filmed: the images show the car that the young woman was driving cross the busy ring road with a red light and collide with the victim who was traveling with the right of way on 532.
Alerted to what had happened, both the police and medical personnel soon arrived at the scene and Armand was rushed to the hospital. San Roque Hospital of Gonnetwhere he sadly died shortly after due to his injuries.
The controversial post that blew up social networks
Hours after the tragedy, social networks were revolutionized by the appearance of a controversial post in which Alvite boasted of driving at high speeds and even compared himself to Dominic Torettothe character from the movie saga Fast and furious played by the American actor Vin Diesel.
“Afraid? It’s scary to go with me in the car because I’m a constant ‘he wants to run’ and I act like Toretto”he had written in one of his videos published on TikTok shortly before unleashing the tragedy.
Alvite later deleted his account on the well-known social network, but several users took screenshots and made them public, unleashing outrage in La Plata and the region and widespread repudiation.
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