Miguel Carpio, former 'GH 6' contestant, arrested after running over a young man in Seville

This Tuesday, April 2, the news broke that Miguel Carpio, former contestant of the sixth edition of Big Brother, had been arrested in Seville after running over a young man with his car who was riding a scooter through the Olympic Glorieta in the Andalusian capital. . According to ABC Sevilla, the young man who was run over is in very critical condition in the city hospital with serious head injuries.

The event took place at 10:55 p.m. last Monday, and as reported by the aforementioned media, an off-duty local police officer was the person in charge of helping the young man and calling the emergency services. Furthermore, according to police sources, the former contestant on the Telecinco program had to undergo several alcohol and drug tests, testing positive in the latter.

The victim, just 20 years old, was rushed to a hospital in Seville, where he is in critical condition. Furthermore, according to the aforementioned media, the impact was of such magnitude that the victim was thrown about 30 meters from the scene of the accident.

The former Big Brother contestant was detained by the authorities at the time he tested positive for drugs and transferred to the National Police station in Blas Infante, where he spent the night in the cells and where he is being held. waiting to be brought to justice for a crime against road safety and possible attempted reckless homicide. However, his judicial situation could worsen if the victim ends up dying.

Miguel Carpio rose to fame thanks to his time on the Telecinco reality show, where he ended up being the fourth expelled from the edition. After a short career on the small screen, the former contestant focused on his role as a nightlife businessman. He was the manager of the Living nightclub in Seville until a shooting took place near the premises last October. An event that put him in the spotlight and of which he assured that it was a ”settling of accounts”.

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