[VIDEO] The moment a man tried to shoot Christina Kirchner

An incident occurred between Christina Kirchner and a man this Thursday night when the Vice President came to her home in Recoleta. The subject was immediately arrested. A weapon was found a few meters from the spot, but it was not known at the time whether it was genuine.

According to government sources Consulted by Nation, the arrested person has been identified as 35-year-old Fernando Andres Sabac Monteil, a Brazilian citizen. He had a record of carrying unconventional weapons dated March 17, 2021.

The individual will be transferred to a police station for further investigation.

Arrested man

Militia members told this media that the man fired the trigger but no shot was fired.

“We were eager to see our leader when the riots suddenly broke out. We were hanging out with the guys and suddenly, without saying a word, the guy prodded. He placed the revolver in front of her. “Cristina crouched down and several people, including soldiers and guards, cut her down,” they noted.

In a video broadcast by C5N sYou can see the moment the agents protecting the president of the senate alert the public to that person.

Defense Minister Anibal Fernandez admitted the truth during a televised interview.

“The process is all custodial. The scientist has to analyze the weapon,” he explained.

I know too Cristina Kirchner’s lawyer Gregorio Talfone said at the event.

“It means they’re taking a bullet for all the things they’re saying to Christina, all the threats. Obviously this is the result of haters. We’re going to get to the bottom of it because it’s about the vice president,” he said.

Judge Maria Eugenia Capuchetti is investigating the case. As a result of the incident, the PFA formed a police cordon. The incident comes less than 24 hours after the arrest of a deliveryman who sang anti-Kristina Kirchner songs and prepared to fight violently.

Image of attempted assault against Christina Kirchner. pic.twitter.com/P08PhWXLWy

– Sergio Villone (@sergioVillone) September 2, 2022