What the prosecutor investigating the attack on the Roccuzzo family supermarket and the threat against Messi said

Federico Rebola, prosecutor investigating the shooting attack at a supermarket owned by Antonela Roccuzzo’s family, was at the branch. In a brief contact with the press, the law enforcement officer specializing in the Shootings assured that they were seeking more information to determine what had happened.

“Obviously, we are worried, it has a huge impact. We have the footage, we are looking for more cameras. Everything we have so far is very preliminary“, said a few meters from the business which was attacked this morning by at least 14 shots.

A message also appeared on the spot:Messi, we’re waiting for you, Javkin is a narco, he won’t take care of you”.

Javkin is Pablo Javkin, mayor of Rosario.

Rébola also said there is no history of threats against the Roccuzzo family, in charge of administering the downed supermarket.

So far, neither the young woman nor her husband, the footballer Lionel MessiThey talked about the attack.

Meanwhile, the owners of the venue, located in the western part of Rosario on Lavalle Street, have decided to raise their blinds and attend to the public once the police tests are over.

Prosecutor Rébola was inside the premises and then had a dialogue with the Minister of Security of Santa Fe, Claudio Brilloniwho also came to the area to find out the details of what happened.

“I want to make myself available to the prosecution, which is the right thing to do. It is a serious fact. I am at the complete disposal of the family and to ensure the conditions for the supermarket to operate normally,” said Brilloni.

The official also did not want to speculate on the reasons for the shooting: “I have no initial element to conjecture anything.”

According to what was reconstructed from the recordings of the security cameras, the attack was committed by two men on motorcycles and was linked to barrabravas in the city. A month ago, Mayor Javkin publicly criticized Miguel Ángel Russo, DT of Rosario Central, for saying that there were players who refused to play because of the prevailing insecurity.

The supermarket was shot down at 3:20 p.m. Thursday. At the door of the premises, the radio command of the provincial police found a message addressed to the captain of the Argentine team. “Messi, we are waiting for you. Javkin is also a narco, he won’t take care of you”says the text written in pen on a cardboard, also referring to the mayor of Rosario.

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