In La Plata, a wave of robberies has prompted residents of Los Hornos to post signs warning that they will defend themselves armed if attacked. Frustrated by the lack of official responses, they are organizing to protect themselves on their own. The initiative includes phrases like 'He who warns does not betray'.
Residents of Los Hornos, a neighborhood in La Plata, have taken drastic measures amid rising robberies in the area. They are posting signs with clear messages to deter criminals, under the motto 'Armed and tired', reflecting their exhaustion from ongoing insecurity.
Reports indicate these warnings include the phrase 'He who warns does not betray', emphasizing their readiness to defend themselves. The action stems from a wave of crimes that has not received adequate attention from authorities, pushing the community to organize autonomously.
The initiative has gained visibility in local media, with captures of the signs showing their placement on streets in Los Hornos. While no specific recent incidents are detailed, the collective frustration highlights the gap between perceived vulnerability and the need for self-protection in a context of increasing urban crime.