Two incidents of violence in Rosario on Friday prompted police intervention: one at a pizzeria in the city center, where a young man was injured with a sharp weapon, and another at a school in the Refinería neighborhood, where a mother and teacher engaged in a physical altercation.
Pizzeria Attack
The first incident occurred around 2:30 PM at the corner of Avenida Pellegrini and Entre Ríos, at a food establishment. According to police sources, a 20-year-old employee was attacked with a knife following a dispute with a coworker.
The victim, identified as Luciano, sustained a cut on his left hand, another on his lower lip, and abrasions on his neck. He received medical attention at the scene and was subsequently transported to the Mapaci sanatorium.
Luciano stated that the attacker, also an employee at the establishment, was identified as Javier, who remained at large at the time of the report.
Police at the scene identified a “pizzero” type knife with a blade approximately 30 centimeters long as the weapon used in the attack. The incident caused a stir in the area, drawing the attention of the Urban Order Brigade, and passersby.
School Altercation
Earlier in the day, around 9:40 AM, another incident of violence took place at the Escuela de Educación Técnica Profesional Nº 471, located on Junín Street at number 600 in the Refinería neighborhood.
Police sources reported that a woman identified as María Belén C., the mother of a student, physically assaulted a teacher at the school after a disagreement escalated into a physical fight.
Both individuals expressed their intention to pursue legal action and were taken to the 10th police station for jurisdictional reasons.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time did the pizzeria attack occur?
The pizzeria attack occurred around 2:30 PM.
Where did the school altercation take place?
The school altercation took place at the Escuela de Educación Técnica Profesional Nº 471, located on Junín Street at number 600 in the Refinería neighborhood.
Was anyone arrested in connection with the pizzeria attack?
No, Javier, the alleged attacker in the pizzeria incident, had not been apprehended at the time of the report.
How might communities address rising tensions and prevent similar incidents in the future?
