Gunmen have threatened soccer superstar Lionel Messi in a written message left when they opened fire at a supermarket owned by his in-laws in Argentina. 7NEWS
Gunmen have threatened soccer superstar Lionel Messi in a written message left when they opened fire at a supermarket owned by his in-laws in Argentina.
“Messi, we are waiting for you, Javkin is also a narco, he is not going to take care of you,” it read. Television images showed bullet casings on the sidewalk where the business belonging to Roccuzzo’s family is located.Santa Fe’s security minister Claudio Brilloni told reporters that authorities did not have any firm assumptions regarding the motives for the attack. Prosecutor Federico Rébola said the Roccuzzo family had not received any previous threats, a Rosario media outlet reported.
The murder rate in Rosario is among the highest in Argentina, as gangs linked to drug trafficking co-exist, according to judicial complaints, and clashes causing injuries and deaths are frequently reported.Getty Images
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