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16 July 2018
https://www.clarin.com/ciudades/atropello-mato-escapo-frances-medico_0_B1SNMzcmX.html
Jonathan Elie Louis Jauneau, 23, died Sunday morning after being hit by a car on Avenida Libertador, around six in the morning. He had arrived in the country last Wednesday. The trip was to celebrate that he had just received his medical degree.
Luis Alberto Schenone, a 30 year-old lawyer, specialist in corporate law and consumer defense, spent the night in custody at the Community Police Station 12, in Saavedra and on Monday morning he was transferred to the Courts, where they took an investigatory statement. He drove the Ford Fiesta that hit Jauneau, killing him on the spot.
The person in charge of one of the buildings of Libertador at 2200 met yesterday at dawn with three men and the body of Jauneau, lying a few meters from the pedestrian path. The three who stayed at the scene were passengers in the car. They testified that when the car hit the French tourist, the friends descended from the Ford Fiesta but Schenone left the scene. They tried to convince him to stay as well..."come here, do not be stupid, do not make things worse". He did but almost two hours later. According to police sources, he did not seem under the influence of alcohol. Although the first test could have been negative, "now we have to wait for the medical analyzes" that were subsequently made. It would not be the first time that a murderer leaves the place where he ran over and killed, and then turned himself in two hours later, when his blood alcohol level has already dropped.
Currently, there is a law that prevents release if drivers are drunk, speeding or abandoning the victim. Before, those circumstances were not considered to aggravate the sentences and the cases ended with sentences of less than three years and no prison time. The modifications were requested by Las Madres del Dolor and other victims and family members of road accidents. They had insisted for 12 years that the deputies and senators to vote for the law. It was passed in late 2016 when it was about to lose parliamentary status.
..... Jauneau had entered Argentina, as a tourist, on July 11. While Schenone is a young professional, with experience in important law firms and based in Recoleta. That's where the police went to pick up his car....
https://www.clarin.com/ciudades/atropello-mato-escapo-frances-medico_0_B1SNMzcmX.html
Jonathan Elie Louis Jauneau, 23, died Sunday morning after being hit by a car on Avenida Libertador, around six in the morning. He had arrived in the country last Wednesday. The trip was to celebrate that he had just received his medical degree.
Luis Alberto Schenone, a 30 year-old lawyer, specialist in corporate law and consumer defense, spent the night in custody at the Community Police Station 12, in Saavedra and on Monday morning he was transferred to the Courts, where they took an investigatory statement. He drove the Ford Fiesta that hit Jauneau, killing him on the spot.
The person in charge of one of the buildings of Libertador at 2200 met yesterday at dawn with three men and the body of Jauneau, lying a few meters from the pedestrian path. The three who stayed at the scene were passengers in the car. They testified that when the car hit the French tourist, the friends descended from the Ford Fiesta but Schenone left the scene. They tried to convince him to stay as well..."come here, do not be stupid, do not make things worse". He did but almost two hours later. According to police sources, he did not seem under the influence of alcohol. Although the first test could have been negative, "now we have to wait for the medical analyzes" that were subsequently made. It would not be the first time that a murderer leaves the place where he ran over and killed, and then turned himself in two hours later, when his blood alcohol level has already dropped.
Currently, there is a law that prevents release if drivers are drunk, speeding or abandoning the victim. Before, those circumstances were not considered to aggravate the sentences and the cases ended with sentences of less than three years and no prison time. The modifications were requested by Las Madres del Dolor and other victims and family members of road accidents. They had insisted for 12 years that the deputies and senators to vote for the law. It was passed in late 2016 when it was about to lose parliamentary status.
..... Jauneau had entered Argentina, as a tourist, on July 11. While Schenone is a young professional, with experience in important law firms and based in Recoleta. That's where the police went to pick up his car....
