Four Argentine women were victims of an armed robbery over a collective in Colombia

Four Argentine tourists were victims of a violent robbery last Friday in addition to a collective in Colombia.

The images, which were recorded in a security camera, were released this week. The collective went from Santa Marta to Taganga.

The robbery was committed by three criminals in different urban pbadenger transport seats.

"We had taken the bus to Taganga and from nowhere there were three armed guys with knives and revolvers, they started to point at us and took things from us," said Jazmin Revelo. one of the Argentine tourists who was traveling on the bus.

On the images you can see how one of the criminals grabs the driver's neck and points a rifle at him, while the other two threaten the pbadengers with knives. Victims then begin to raise their hands and hand over their property for fear of injury.

A police phone, which was in the area, observed the robbery and warned the metropolitan police of Santa Marta that they managed to stop the attackers, according to the Colombian portal El Informador. The detainees have been identified as Antony Ávila Sevilla, Luis Alarcón Orozco and William Prado Ceballos. They were charged with carrying illegal firearms and robbery with brand markings.

A Smith and Wesson brand revolver of 38 pounds, $ 400 and five cell phones that had stolen the pbadengers were kidnapped.