Shocking video of the motorcycle bomb explosion in Jamundí is revealed.
The situation is especially serious for Rafael Ángel González, a Venezuelan motorcycle caretaker who suffered burns on his legs.
A shocking security video revealed a criminal attack that occurred on the morning of Wednesday, June 12, in Jamundí, Valle del Cauca. At 6:50 in the morning, a motorcycle bomb exploded next to a bank in the city center, leaving several people injured.
Among the injured are a non-commissioned officer and a National Police patrol boat, which were passing through the area at that time.
The situation is especially serious for Rafael Ángel González, a Venezuelan motorcycle caretaker who suffered burns on his legs.
González, 57, was taken to the Fundación Valle del Lili clinic in Cali, where he received treatment for burns, an open fracture in his femur, and multiple shrapnel wounds.
It was initially reported that the car caretaker had died due to the severity of his injuries, but the Jamundí mayor's office confirmed that he was still alive, although in critical condition.
The other three injured people received care at Jamundí health centers, where it was determined that they did not have serious injuries.
The main people responsible for the two terrorist attacks witnessed on June 12 would be members of the Jaime Martínez front of the FARC dissidents.
The criminal actions of the guerrilla organization are not new in the Valle del Cauca and Cauca region; Both the dissidents led by Iván Mordisco and the Second Marquetalia are generating harassment that puts the civilian population in serious danger.