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José C. Paz Crash: Driver Barred From Driving Until 2099 as Investigation Probes Speed, Signal and Alcohol Tests

Provincial authorities imposed the long ban pending determinations on extreme speed, possible a red‑light violation and toxicology findings.

Michael Jean Carballo (23), el conductor de la Volkswagen Amarok V6 que chocó y mató a un matrimonio en José C. Paz.
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Embistió con su Amarok a una pareja que viajaba con sus hijos, los mató y su abogado los culpó.
El conductor de la camioneta Amarok que impactó contra el Renault 12, permanece detenido en una dependencia policial.

Overview

  • The driver, identified as Michael Jean Carballo, remains detained and was formally charged by San Martín’s Fiscalía No. 4 with aggravated culpable homicide and injuries.
  • The Buenos Aires Province Transport Ministry issued an administrative inhabilitation through January 1, 2099 after an ANSV request, with the sanction logged in the provincial infractors system.
  • The ANSV cites witnesses and video indicating roughly 160 km/h at impact, while the defense disputes the speed and circulated footage purporting to show the Renault 12 crossing on red.
  • Two of the three injured children were discharged from hospital; the 14-year-old remains hospitalized in critical or reserved condition at the Garrahan, and both parents died at the scene.
  • Accounts on intoxication conflict, with media citing a 3.01 g/L reading and police sources reporting a negative on‑scene breathalyzer; blood and urine toxicology analyses are pending.