The victim arrived lifeless at the Gutiérrez Hospital. Both the operator of the game and the owner of the player were charged.
June 3, 2024, 6:09 p.m.
The Criminalistics Division working at the scene of the tragic event. (Photo: Suquia website)
The prosecutor investigating the case of the 7-year-old girl who died after falling from a mechanical bull in the city of Venado Tuerto, suspects that it could have been reckless by the person who managed the game.
“It is moved manually with a joystick by a person who operates it. Depending on the type of game you want to play, operates it in a different way: to make it more abrupt, less abrupt, smoother, less smooth, faster, less fast,” he said on the air of TN the prosecutor Horacio Pueyrredón.
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Both the operator of the mechanical bull and the owner of the baseball player were charged by the crime of manslaughter. Pueyrredón indicated that both were summoned for the hearing on charges, which will take place tomorrow around noon.
The 7-year-old girl fell from a mechanical bull in a baseball field and died. (Photo: Big Party website)By: Jessica Fabaro
The tragic episode happened around 3 p.m. this Sunday at the “Big Party” establishment located on 1100 Moreno Street, in the Santa Fe city of One-Eyed Deer. According to witness accounts, the victim was thrown from the game and suffered a severe blow to the head.
After that, family members took her to the Gutiérrez Hospital, where “she entered the ward without vital signs.” “It was due to a head injury,” indicated the medical report. Despite the efforts of the professionals, the picture It was irreversible.
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“The store was enabled and all the protections that have to do with the attraction were working,” said another of the prosecutors in charge of the investigation, Damián Casullo, in dialogue with TN. However, he clarified that the player was preventively closed until the circumstances under which the accident occurred are clarified.
Although it first emerged that the girl had hit the ground in an unprotected place, the prosecutor maintained that “underneath the bull there was an inflatable protection, precisely to cushion falls.” It was also said that the minor had hit a wall, but Casullo ruled it out.
