Three individuals in Quilmes, Argentina, were apprehended in connection with the death of Federico Martínez, a motorcyclist who tragically died after colliding with a cable stretched across a street during a street celebration. The arrests made by local police followed an extensive investigation that included fieldwork and the analysis of surveillance footage from the area surrounding the incident.

The suspects, identified as H.A., 41; G.S., 31; and V.R.V., 58, claimed involvement with the 'murga' group known as Los Fabulosos de Quilmes, with H.A. stating he is the director of the group. Authorities are currently examining additional evidence to determine how the cable was placed, aiming to figure out if proper safety measures were taken during the festivities.

This incident highlights the potential dangers associated with public celebrations in urban areas, raising questions about safety regulations and the responsibilities of event organizers in ensuring public safety. The ongoing investigation could lead to further legal actions depending on the findings and circumstances surrounding the incident.