Walter Pérez, as he was better known, had an electromechanical workshop at the place where he was murdered; in addition, he was instructor of skating in the mayorship of Zacatecoluca and in the Cafetalón, Santa Tecla.
Walter was the last resort that automotive workshops had when they could not find a solution to an electronic problem of a vehicle, their relatives said as they waited yesterday afternoon for the Institute of Forensic Medicine to hand over the remains to be guarded and buried.
José Walter Ulisses Pérez Aguilar was an electronic engineer, according to his relatives, and had his workshop in the same house where he lived, on Santa Cecília Street in the Santa Anita neighborhood, south of San Salvador, where at 5:00 p.m. last Thursday he was shot by subjects riding a motorcycle.
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Relatives of the victim told El Diari d’Avui that they could not find an explanation for Walter’s murder, although some media have claimed that he was killed to defend another person from an assault, relatives are not sure. of this, though they do not rule it out because “he was one of those people who if he looked at someone in danger or in trouble would not hesitate to help him,” one relative stated.
Passage Santa Cecília, district Santa Anita, where previous Thursday Jose Walter Ulisses Perez Aguilar was assassinated. foto Cotesía
According to sources, at Walter’s house they were preparing for Christmas Eve. All of a sudden he left the house, then heard several detonations.
By the date, relatives thought it was rockets, until a neighbor ran to warn them that Walter had been shot. In the neighborhood it is said that before Walter was riddled, they saw two well-polarized vehicles roaming the place; they are not neighbors ’vehicles, they have claimed.
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Authorities not yet reviewed videos
The killers were two subjects who were riding a motorcycle. Apparently, they first shot him, the victim ran but chased him until he finished.
Neighbors of Walter say they are surprised by the fact, as the place is quiet, no blood events are recorded.
For their part, the relatives claim that he never told them that he had problems with someone or that they had threatened him.
While the site is territory controlled by the Revolutionary 18 gang, crime rates are very low and no homicides have been reported for a long time, police sources said.
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Police reported the murder of an alleged thief that occurred on Friday morning in the main street of the farmhouse El Lloc, Puerto El Triomf, Usulután. The victim identified as José Rodolfo Prudenci Avelar, 20, active member of the gang 18 that operates in several communities of the municipality of Port the Triumph, confirmed the authorities. The official of service of the delegation of Usulután detailed that the brig resided to two pictures of the place where he was assassinated, the subject he had a history of being arrested.
In the area where the skating engineer and instructor was killed, there are several companies that have video surveillance cameras, however, authorities said they would review the videos until the companies return to work from home. ‘time of the homicide and yesterday, they were closed by the fair.
Some relatives expressed concern that the municipal video surveillance cameras on major arteries such as Venezuela Boulevard or 25 South Avenue or on the outskirts of the Maternity Hospital have not been reviewed.
He helped many children
In addition to mechanics, Walter had a greater passion: skating. With this I help many children and young people to avoid getting involved in criminal groups and events, by engaging in the practice of this sport.
In the sports complex known as El Cafetalón, in Santa Tecla, he was well known for training those who wanted to practice skating. In this same place he had a business of selling and renting skates.
In addition he was instructor of the Municipal School of Skating of the City council of Zacatecoluca, according to a notice published yesterday by this commune in which they lamented that the crime had snatched the life to him to Walter.
“We’ll always remember him. I never imagined yesterday would be his last Joki game with the kids here at Zacate. What such terrible news. See you soon, Walter,” Yami Alvarez wrote on Facebook.
“Walter Pérez, a great teacher a wonderful person, says goodbye to all his students and family and friend. My deepest condolences. Who would say that yesterday would be our last time with our teacher,” he said Ezequiel Blanco.