Agustín López Gagliasso, the young driver who caused a tragic accident in the city of Rosario, where Tania Gandolfi, 41 years old, and her daughter Agustina García, 16, died, tested positive for alcohol. Following this revelation, the Provincial Road Safety Agency suspended his driver's license. According to reports, the accused had 0.2 grams of alcohol in his blood during the accident, but blood and urine tests for narcolepsy returned negative results.
The tests conducted will be preserved in the laboratory for potential future needs. Agustín López Gagliasso faces charges of simple homicide with eventual intent, as a result of a tragic incident in which, according to prosecutors Mariana Prunotto and Valeria Piazza Iglesias, he was involved in an "altercation" with a motorcyclist in the Arturo Illia tunnel. In addition, he is accused of performing risky overtaking maneuvers at high speed and losing control of his vehicle at over 120 km/h during the incident.
In summary, the young driver faces a serious accusation involving multiple negligent circumstances that led to the loss of innocent lives.
