Argentine police arrest a man accused of selling drugs to former One Direction member Liam Payne

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Argentine police arrested Brian Pacethis Friday (3), on charges of involvement in the death of Liam Payne, former member of the band One Direction. The 31-year-old British singer died on October 16 after falling from the third floor of a hotel in Buenos Aires. Peace he is accused of having supplied cocaine to the artist two days before the tragedy.

The arrest took place in Ingeniero Budge, in the Greater Buenos Aires region, and is part of an investigation involving four other people. Among the accused is a businessman who accompanied him Liam the night of the accident and two hotel managers. Authorities allege that these managers neglected the singer’s condition, allowing him to go up to his room alone even after noticing that he was visibly intoxicated and unable to walk without assistance.

Brian Pace he would spend nearly five hours in room 310 with Liam Payne on October 14, two days before the fatal fall. He denies selling drugs to the singer and claims his presence at the scene was consensual. However, both the prosecutor’s office and the judge in charge of the case found the explanation insufficient. According to the public prosecutor’s official statement, the prolonged stay in the room, combined with other clues, would suggest the possible participation of Peace in providing the substance that contributed to the death of Liam.

Furthermore Peacethe investigations also target the negligent behavior of hotel employees. Initial information indicates that the managers chose not to seek medical assistance when they realized the artist’s critical condition, which, according to the authorities, could have avoided the fatal outcome. The case has been classified as manslaughter and all those involved are being investigated on this charge.

Source: Terra

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