Overview
- Michael Jean Carballo was detained and formally charged by San Martín’s Fiscalía Nº 4 with double aggravated negligent homicide and injuries after his Amarok hit a family car in José C. Paz.
- Buenos Aires Province issued an administrative driving inhabilitation for Carballo through January 1, 2099, following an ANSV request and security‑camera indications of roughly 160 km/h at impact.
- Alcohol evidence remains disputed, with some reports citing 3.01 g/L and others noting a negative on‑scene breath test; prosecutors await confirmatory blood and urine analyses.
- Two of the three children injured in the José C. Paz collision were discharged, while the eldest remains hospitalized at the Garrahan in critical condition.
- In Mendoza, an 82‑year‑old driver was charged for running a red light that killed a 13‑year‑old and was placed under home custody, and in Rafaela a 22‑year‑old motorcyclist received 60 days of preventive detention over an alleged illegal speed competition that caused a death.