Tragedy Strikes: Argentine Officer's Violent Act Claims Ex-Girlfriend's Life

In a tragic event that unfolded earlier this week, an Argentine police officer, identified as Sergio Patricio Galván, reportedly entered his ex-girlfriend's workplace with a deadly intent. 

Bursting into the beauty center where Teresita Luciana López worked, he uttered the chilling words, "You're mine or no one's." In a horrifying turn of events, he proceeded to fatally shoot her before retreating to a bathroom, where he attempted to take his own life.

Despite inflicting gunshot wounds upon himself, Galván miraculously survived. He was swiftly transported to Formosa Central Hospital for urgent medical care, where he was heard exclaiming, "Look what you made me do."

Details emerged that Galván, aged 35, and López, aged 34, had shared a romantic relationship, which had come to an end in August. However, Galván struggled to cope with the breakup, persistently harassing López to the point where she intended to report him. 

Surprisingly, law enforcement authorities confirmed they had received no prior complaints regarding his behavior. Tragically, it was on the very day of her untimely demise that López had planned to file a formal complaint. 

She had informed Galván that she was at work, only for him to arrive minutes later. Regrettably, Galván employed his service pistol to commit this heinous act. 

An autopsy will be conducted on López to determine the extent of the injuries inflicted by Galván. Meanwhile, Galván remains in intensive care at the hospital.

Mariana Barbetti, the owner of the salon, recounted her experience, stating that she heard a receptionist urgently calling someone to summon the police. 

Initially assuming it was a robbery, she ventured out onto the street through a window. It was there that she encountered the distressed receptionist, who informed her of the tragic sequence of events.

In the wake of this devastating incident, López's sister Patricia took to social media to express her profound grief, confessing that she is unsure how to move forward without her beloved sibling. 

Her poignant message reads, "Thank you, God, for the sister you lent us for these 34 years. We love you, Teresita Luciana López." 

This tragedy serves as a stark reminder of the importance of addressing domestic issues and ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals.

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