Catrillanca'case

For a long time, in the south of Chile, there is a situation of territorial conflict led by the Mapuche people. The aboriginal people of the area. This conflict is about is about the land dispute that was stolen years ago.

This situation has produced a constant confrontation with the police and the current owners of the land. So the police have invested excessively in combat equipment.

Product of this investment was formed "command jungle", which two weeks ago killed a young Mapuche. The government authorities celebrated this news as a triumph of the law. However, it was shown that the young man was innocent and was not committing a crime at the time he was shot.

The first thing that comes to mind is "what horrible news, he was so young ...". Then I ask myself, if he was innocent, why did he die? And if he was guilty, did he deserve to die?

In no case do I consider death as punishment. I worry about the safety of people in the streets. It is not acceptable for the police to lose control and do what they want.

I know that not all policemen are bad but their first duty is to take care of people, not to attack them.

Finally, I think I should ask for public apologies and that the responsible person faces justice

Remember once that the police beat my best friend when he asked for his ID card. he was not doing anything bad

I know that not all policemen are bad but their first duty is to take care of people, not to attack them. under no circumstance.