Orlando Figuera
Upon seeing him, the man immediately assaulted him with a knife causing him a wound and began to shout to the demonstrators who were nearby "this one was stealing" so that the crowd attacked him physically and verbally.At that moment he received several stab wounds, one person sprayed gasoline on him and set him on fire.Subsequently, Figuera was assisted by members of Salud Chacao and taken to the Domingo Luciani Hospital [es] in El Llanito, where authorities took Orlando's statement.According to the investigations headed by the 48th prosecutor of the Metropolitan Area of Caracas, Dixon Zerpa, Figuera had an altercation with an enemy who stabbed him and made the people present believe he was stealing so they would attack him.[9][10] On 20 June 2017, state-run Venezolana de Televisión television channel reported that the Bolivarian Intelligence Service (SEBIN) had identified Enzo Franchini Oliveros, 32 years old, as the alleged material author of the attack on Figuera after breaking into his residence in Caracas.[11] On 5 August, the National Constituent Assembly, controlled by the ruling party, removed Luisa Ortega Díaz as Venezuela's attorney general and appointed Tarek William Saab as her replacement on the same day.[2] Enzo later stated that he actively participated in the opposition marches, that he was dedicated to helping the injured in the demonstrations and picking them up with his motorcycle to remove them from the tear gas or in case they needed any urgent intervention.His mother, Elena, argues that if he had really done something wrong "he would have decided to go to Italy, as its constitution prohibits the extradition of its nationals", and has stated that for at least two years the Maduro regime has accused and criminalized Franchini in social networks and on television programs, using labels such as "right-wing hitman", "member of the Ku Klux Klan", "Odebrecht corrupt " and "terrorist".