Dituro Denounces a Burglary in His House: 'Three Hooded Men Broke Into Our House, They Were Minutes of Real Terror'
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Dituro thanked his neighbor for his intervention and said he was confident that they could identify those responsible "and answer for the damage they have caused"
Elche’s footballer reported that four criminals participated in the assault on his home. He arrived by car with his 6- and 8-year-olds when the thieves were still inside. “It was a few minutes of real terror that we will never forget,” he said.
Spanish football is again shaken by another episode of assault on the home of a footballer. This time, the victim has been Matías Dituro, goalkeeper of Elche, who has denounced through his social networks the theft that his family suffered during the night of Thursday. The Argentine goalkeeper has recounted the ... Continue reading "Another assault on the home of a footballer: Dituro denounces a "authentic terror" leaving his home "broken""
The robbers accessed the home without the Elche's doorman and his family being inside: 'They took belongings and left everything completely destroyed.'
Elche's Argentine goalkeeper Matías Dituro has reported on social media that three hooded men entered his home on Thursday, causing damage to the house and stealing several items. These events took place just a month after the assault suffered by fellow Villarreal goalkeeper Peter Gulacsi at his home in Puçol.
The footballer arrived with his two sons when the thieves were still inside and a call from his wife prevented them from entering the house
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