Paris-Saint-Germain goalkeeper Alexandre Letellier (33) was the victim of an extortion attempt at gunpoint during a meeting on the night of Monday to Tuesday at his home in Hardricourt (Yvelines). ), Le Parisien learned from a police source. His partner and his two children, aged two and six, were also threatened before obtaining money and jewelry. His wife was punched in the face while holding her two-year-old child. She was threatened with death. A knife was found at the scene.
Three of the four perpetrators were arrested, including two minors. An electric pulse gun (PIE) was used during the arrest of one of the perpetrators. The fourth individual managed to escape. A police officer was injured in the intervention.
Gathered in a room
Alexandre Letellier and his family were woken up around 2 a.m. by his alarm system, while four people broke into his garden and then his home. The owners of the home then tried to call the police, but the criminals asked them to cut off communication by gathering them in a room in the house.
Last July, another PSG goalkeeper, Gianluigi Donnarumma, was “tied up” by “several individuals” with his partner in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. He had been threatened with a weapon and “slightly injured”. The amount of loot was around 500,000 euros. Both were taken to hospital.
