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Drei Verdächtige nach Überfall auf Fußballstar Donnarumma in Paris vor dem Richter
Nach dem Überfall auf den italienischen Fußballstar Gianluigi Donnarumma in seiner Wohnung in Paris sind drei Verdächtige einem Richter vorgeführt worden. Der Richter solle über die formelle Einleitung eines Ermittlungsverfahrens gegen die Männer entscheiden, erfuhr die Nachrichtenagentur AFP am Freitag aus französischen Justizkreisen. Die Staatsanwaltschaft ermittelt in dem Fall wegen bewaffneten Raubüberfalls, Entführungsversuchs und schwerer Gewalt.
Der bei Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) spielende Fußballer und seine Partnerin waren im Juli vergangenen Jahres in ihrer Wohnung überfallen worden. Sie wurden laut Ermittlern von den Tätern gefesselt und mit einer Waffe bedroht, der 25-jährige Donnarumma wurde verletzt. Die Täter entkamen mit einem Diebesgut von geschätzt 500.000 Euro, es wurden unter anderem Uhren, Schmuck und Lederwaren gestohlen.
F.Müller--BTB