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Two alleged criminals were killed on Wednesday, December 14, after trying to rob the dental center of Dr. Marlon Cuello, one of the most renowned dentists in Valledupar, in Colombia.
The specialist would have activated the weapon against the two suspects who, after an exchange of shots, lost their lives.
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However, the patient, named Michael de Jesús Delgado Catalán, who was in an appointment at the time, He was wounded after being shot in the forehead.
The 29-year-old man was immediately transferred to the Laura Daniela clinic, in the capital of the Cease. His prognosis is reserved.
In confusing facts two people died at the Marlon Cuello orthodontics clinic in Valledupar pic.twitter.com/HWtukRpNfL
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In light of the case, the colonel of the department’s Police, Luis León, explained that the specialist went to the authorities voluntarily to denounce the case and to demonstrate that he acted in legitimate defense.
“The theft was frustrated, since the men were killed in the place by the reaction of this person who was there. The Police supported the situation and we continue to develop this case, which was also brought to the attention of the Prosecutor’s Office,” said the officer.
The authorities also reported that one of the subjects killed by the doctor Neck was Gustavo Noriega Díaz, 22 years old, who had a house warrant in force for a case of theft. The other suspect has not been identified. However, it was confirmed that he was wearing a cleaning company uniform at the time of the attempted robbery.
Source: Elcomercio
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