An unusual event occurred in business premises in the Buenos Aires city of Rojas. Three men broke into a car dealership and, after threatening its owner to death, one of them entered the business with an ax destroying a luxury car, and part of the office.

The incident occurred at the Cela car dealership, located at 500 Alem Street in the city of Rojas.

Three individuals approached the premises in a car. Before the astonished gaze of the employees, one of the passengers got out of the vehicle with an ax and threw himself directly at the owner of the premises, whom he threatened to kill with the weapon.

In the midst of the uncertainty, the subject went inside the dealership and immediately began to destroy with the ax a high-end black Audi car that was parked there.

Then, he went to the local office to continue destroying the facilities. It would have broken furniture, chairs, a computer, and ruined a lot of documentation.

The incident lasted just a few minutes and, without any employee of the dealership being able to react, the man returned to the vehicle in which he had arrived and left the place with his two companions.

The owners of the concessionaire immediately notified the Police, for which persecution of the vehicle of the aggressors began in the vicinity of the city of Agustín Roca.

For several minutes, at least two Agustín Roca patrol cars chased the Chevrolet Corsa in which the three attackers were mobilizing on a section of Provincial Route 188.

Thus, shortly before nightfall, the three assailants were detained at a toll stop on the same Route 188.

According to the testimony of the police who acted at the scene, during the detention process two members of the security forces, a man and a woman, were also threatened and attacked by the Corsa members.

Meanwhile, the three occupants of the vehicle were detained by order of the Junín Prosecutor's Office 8, which initially charged them with the crimes of resistance to authority, minor aggravated injuries, damage and threats.

In turn, the ax was kidnapped and was in the power of Justice.

The reasons why the three men broke into the dealership and caused the damage is still unknown. It is believed that "the man with the ax" had some personal problem with the owner of the car dealership.

An unusual event occurred in a business premises in the Buenos Aires city of Rojas. Three men broke into a car dealership and, after threatening its owner with death, one of them entered the business with an ax and destroyed a luxury car and part of the office.

The incident occurred at the Cela car dealership, located at 500 Alem Street in the city of Rojas.

Three individuals approached the premises in a car. Before the astonished gaze of the employees, one of the passengers got out of the vehicle with an ax and threw himself directly at the owner of the premises, whom he threatened to kill with the weapon.

In the midst of the uncertainty, the subject went inside the dealership and immediately began to destroy with the ax a high-end black Audi car that was parked there.

Then, he went to the local office to continue destroying the facilities. It would have broken furniture, chairs, a computer, and ruined a lot of documentation.

The incident lasted just a few minutes and, without any employee of the dealership being able to react, the man returned to the vehicle in which he had arrived and left the place with his two companions.

The owners of the concessionaire immediately notified the Police, for which a persecution of the vehicle of the aggressors began in the vicinity of the city of Agustín Roca.

For several minutes, at least two Agustín Roca patrol cars chased the Chevrolet Corsa in which the three attackers were mobilizing on a section of Provincial Route 188.

Thus, shortly before nightfall, the three assailants were detained at a toll stop on the same Route 188.

According to the testimony of the police who acted at the scene, during the detention process two members of the security forces, a man and a woman, were also threatened and attacked by the Corsa members.

Meanwhile, the three occupants of the vehicle were detained by order of the Junín Prosecutor's Office 8, which initially charged them with the crimes of resistance to authority, minor aggravated injuries, damage and threats.

In turn, the ax was kidnapped and was in the power of Justice.

The reasons why the three men broke into the dealership and caused the damage is still unknown. It is believed that "the man with the ax" had some personal problem with the owner of the car dealership.