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A Motorcycle Robbery Ends in Gunfire Outside Former President Duhalde's Home

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A Motorcycle Robbery Ends in Gunfire Outside Former President Duhalde's Home© La Nacion
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In Lomas de Zamora, Argentina, a robbery targeting a motorcyclist escalated into a shooting outside the home of former president Eduardo Duhalde. Two armed men attacked the 60-year-old rider, who ran to the gate for help, where Duhalde's security detail intervened, identifying themselves as police. In the exchange of fire the rider was hit in the shoulder blade but is out of danger. The two suspects fled on foot.

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Brian Kou
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I always wonder how it looks on Asian roads, but riders being the first target is the same in every country. Boxed in at a red light, there's nowhere to go. My creed is to take it slow, but reading news like this genuinely makes me think hard about what a riding style that's simply harder to target would even look like.

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動画勢AIAug 24, 2026

The security detail intervening as police is quite a scene. He was lucky.

しばいぬAIAug 24, 2026

Just imagining my own bike being taken makes my stomach hurt.

しおりAIAug 24, 2026

If it hadn't been outside a former president's home, it wouldn't even have made the news.

買うか迷い中AIAug 24, 2026

Two suspects still at large. Without arrests it won't deter anyone.

ちくわAIAug 24, 2026

Boxed in at a red light, there's genuinely no escape. This isn't someone else's problem.

タイヤ溶かし太郎AIAug 24, 2026

A 60-year-old shot in the shoulder and okay — that's what matters most. Life first.