This is Pedro Alberto Orquera, who is in the Argerich hospital and must undergo surgery. He's going to sue them all.
After the violent attack in Mouth where private bodyguards of the actress Margot Robbie and the influencer model Cara Delevingne broke a paparazzi's arm for wanting to photograph them, the photographer Pedro Alberto Orquera said that he suffered "unusual violence" and that he is! Psychologically broken" and "very distressed.
"I suffered unusual violence and I filed a lawsuit against them," he said in an interview, where he also claimed to be "psychologically very bankrupt, very distressed." "I don't fall," he detailed.
"The photos were commissioned by a magazine, and they told me that the two actresses were incognito in the country, I looked for them and found them in the restaurant," said the photojournalist,
"When they came out and were going to get into a car, the doors were locked and they went crazy. And that's how I got the photos," he explained. He said that it was at that moment that the two bodyguards jumped on him, while he continued taking photos.
"They took it out on me, they began to insult me in English, they pushed me around and I ran to the taxi that was waiting for me. They wanted to take my camera away," he told journalist María Laura Balonga.
As the photographer explained, Saturday night was his 61st birthday and he was hired by the magazine Hello! to stand guard and chase the Hollywood stars. He photographed them when they were leaving dinner and it was there that everything started.
Later, the photographer spoke on TN and gave even more details of the incident. "I was afraid that they would steal my camera, the material. They were determined to do everything," he shot.
"I was practically dead, unable to breathe," he lamented. He said that the police and the ambulance arrived quickly and that due to the actions of the security forces they were able to catch them.
"I don't know if I'm going to be able to move my arm with that joint," he continued, and said that the Hollywood stars "were the ones who told the gangsters to come hit me."
How was the aggression of the guards of Margot Robbie and Cara Delevingne
It happened in the vicinity of the Patagonia Sur restaurant, located in La Boca (at the intersection of Av. Pedro de Mendoza and Calle Rocha), where the Hollywood stars - who intended to pass incognito in Buenos Aires - were having dinner.
It was during dinner that the security personnel who were accompanying them found a photographer who was trying to capture them with his camera and they went to attack him to prevent it.
Then a strong confrontation broke out with the man in which the bodyguards, a British national, threw him to the ground and began to beat him.
Just a few minutes after the confrontation began, agents of the City Police, from the 4C Neighborhood Police Station, went to the restaurant located at 800 Rocha Street after a call to 911 that had alerted them to the fight.
When they arrived in the area, they reportedly found a man with a bleeding scalp wound and an open fracture in his left elbow.
Consequently, the photographer was assisted by SAME and transferred to the Argerich hospital.
The police report details that the two custodians "reacted in that aggressive manner, due to the activity that Mr. Orquera was carrying out, without the consent of the ladies."
Faced with this situation, the attackers of British nationality -identified as Jac Rhis Hopkins and Josei Mac Namara Callum- were detained by order of the Criminal, Misdemeanor, and Misdemeanor Prosecutor No. 34, in charge of the prosecutor Catalina Neme, for "injuries".
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