The crime occurred shortly after 5:00 pm in Bogotá, when Cristian Camilo Rincón arrived at the business complex where Aponte worked. After an argument ensued, Rincon pulled out a gun and shot the woman at least twice. and then he tried to kill himself with it; After being taken to the Santa Fe Clinic Officials said he died hours later.
Erikha Aponte
, At the age of 26, held the post of Deputy Administrator a famous pizzeria Unicenter Shopping Center.
New details of the Erikha Aponte case
As the hours passed, details of the young woman’s relationship with the young man became known. The Bogota Ombudsman revealed that three A few days before she was murdered, the woman had communicated via a telephone service called “call from”. Vida” of the District Secretariat for Social Integration to inform him of the situation of violence he was facing.
According to the unit, as per system reports, provisional security measures were given, accompaniment was requested and Security to the Socha Police Command, the place where the victim reported the residence and the measures were transferred so that the commissioner of the said municipality could define the case. The call was made last Thursday, May 11; nothing yet After three days that person was stopped from ending his life.
“The District Public Ministry established that last Thursday, May 11, the victim communicated with the District Secretariat for Social Solidarity through a telephone service called ‘Call of Life’ to inform them of the violence situation. According to the system’s report Provisional safeguards were granted, Cooperation and protection were requested from the Socha Police Command, the place where the victim reported residence and the measures were transferred so that the commissioner of the said municipality defined the case in accordance with Law 2126 of 2021.“, says the Ombudsman’s statement.
The violent incident caused a moment of concern among those who were in the mall at the time of the crime, as doors to the business complex were locked and people began to run for shelter. Colombian ombudsman revealed the day Mahila International, which helped a total of 9,027 victims of gender-based violence in the country from 2021 to that date, which equates to an average of five women per day.
