Patricio Eduardo Delgado Vergara
Cabo 2º Carabineros — 24 years old.
Background
Patricio Eduardo Delgado Vergara
Cabo 2º Carabineros — 24 years old.
Case summary
Patricio Delgado Vergara, a 24-year-old 2nd Corporal of the Carabineros, died on November 2, 1984, when the bus in which he was traveling was attacked with a bomb on Route 68, in an act considered a human rights violation by the Commission. The attack was planned and left the officials completely defenseless.
Museo de la Memoria y los Derechos Humanos[1]
On November 2, 1984, a Carabineros bus was attacked on Route 68 while transporting personnel from the institution to provide coverage for the Vuelta Ciclística a Chile. Four police officers died in the incident:
-Uldaricio ARAVENA SANHUEZA, 43 years old, Sub-officer of Carabineros;
-Hugo Armando TOLEDO TREJO, 37 years old, 1st Corporal of Carabineros;
-Angel Manuel SAZO CASTILLO, 22 years old, 2nd Corporal of Carabineros; and
-Patricio DELGADO VERGARA, 24 years old, 2nd Corporal of Carabineros.
All were members of an Operational Section of the 7th Special Forces Precinct of Valparaíso.
While they were heading toward the aforementioned objective, at Kilometer 115 of the aforementioned Route 68, in the place known as La Planchada, the bus transporting said personnel was attacked with a "Vietnamese-style" bomb, which caused their instantaneous death upon exploding.
Considering that this action was carried out in a planned manner and with overwhelming force, and that the victims were completely defenseless, this Commission has reached the conviction that Sub-officer Uldaricio Aravena, 1st Corporal Hugo Toledo, 2nd Corporal Angel Manuel Sazo, and 2nd Corporal Patricio Vergara were killed by the actions of individuals who, acting under political pretexts, violated their human rights.
References
- 1Museum of Memoryhttps://interactivos.museodelamemoria.cl/victims/?p=455