Medical graduates, on the warpath with two San Juan policheros who ordered them to close the reception

What should have been a party to celebrate the end of a course for medical students ended in tears and anger as police shut down the party at 3am.

It all happened on Saturday, December 9, in a popular complex in Busseto where these types of events are held. The scandal broke out because the medical graduates discovered that behind the complaint against their party were two brothers from San Juan, who had been identified in the night sky and who were afraid that their club would lose customers due to receiving new doctors and decided to call the police. .

As they explained, to go to the medicine reception, you had to pay an entrance fee and the way was ice cream. That is, everyone takes what they will take and everyone is happy. However, the event had barely begun when special regulations shut it down.

On Twitter, there was a controversy against the RRPP brothers because they found out that the whole thing was just a maneuver on their part to keep the audience away from the reception and take them to their bowling alley.

“Now that I understand the context of the medicine party, I can give my opinion: How are you going to report a party because you’re afraid no one will go to your bowling alley? Ha ha ha ha ha, that’s what they call themselves,” Business Men One user said on Twitter: “The sun shines for all men “This is what they lack so much.”

The future students who saw their moments ruined were lethal on social networks where they insulted the bowling brothers by name and title and called on them to no longer go to any of the events they organize.

“It’s a huge mistake to have 60 newly received people. We’re so crazy that they’ll never want to have another party in their lives.”“In addition, one of those affected by the closure wrote, attaching the complaint proving that they were specifically the ones who contacted the police.

Look at the uproar that created on Twitter:

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