In recent years, looting of football players’ property has become a regular occurrence. However, the former protector Manchester United and now commentator Ferdinand Riverdealt with the situation and arrested the alleged assailant, who had spent the night at his mansion in $4.5 million in the London Borough of Bromley.
The information has been disclosed exclusively and in detail through ‘Sun’. Apparently Ferdinand he immobilized the intruder after realizing this fact through images of a closed circuit he has in his mansion. The suspect tried to open the black doors of the garden where he spent the night.
In the morning, the former player ran into him and detained him until the arrival of the guards of the residential complex and the police. “Ferdinand alerted the development security and went out to confront the intruder and ask him what he was doing here. He held him until a security guard arrived shortly after and the man was taken outside and detained until the police arrived.”pointed out by the British tabloid.
The former English player’s family consists of his wife Kate, 31, currently pregnant; and his sons. All of them were indoors at the time of the incident.
After the appearance of the police, they did not arrest the man and transferred him to the nearest hospital. Apparently, according to authoritative sources cited Sun, it was about “70-year-old man detained by a private security guard found in the garden of an apartment building.”
The British media also turned to various sources very close to Ferdinand’s entourage to collect impressions of this event. “This incident shook Rio and Kate a lot,” said one respondent.
This situation usually occurs at certain times in different countries of the world. Europe. One of the latest took place in Spain when a player from Real Madrid, Rodrigosuffered a robbery at his home while playing in the final Copa del Rey.
The case that shocked Great Britain it was when in full Qatar World Cup 2022, Raheem Sterling had to leave world Cup and missed the quarterfinals due to a burglary at his home, where masked burglars made off with over $300,000 worth of jewelry.
Source: La Opinion
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