Mar 17 • 09:51 UTC 🇮🇹 Italy Il Giornale

Robbery at El Aynaoui's House: the AS Roma Player Locked in a Room

AS Roma player Neil El Aynaoui was robbed at his home in Castel Fusano during the night by six armed men.

Neil El Aynaoui, a player for AS Roma, was the victim of a home invasion in Castel Fusano, a coastal area of Rome. The incident occurred around 3 AM when a group of six masked men, armed with handguns, forced their way into his residence by breaking through a window grate. Once inside, the robbers rounded up El Aynaoui, his mother, his partner, and his brother along with his partner, locking them in a room to prevent them from intervening during the robbery.

The thieves ransacked the home, making off with valuables estimated at around 10,000 euros, which included jewelry and designer bags, along with a Rolex watch. Following the robbery, the assailants fled the scene, prompting the arrival of police who are investigating the incident. Authorities are currently working to piece together the events of the assault and identify those responsible, indicating a larger issue of safety for high-profile individuals in the area.

This robbery raises concerns about the security of public figures in Italy, especially athletes who may be targeted due to their wealth and visibility. The incident also highlights the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces in dealing with such crimes, as they seek to ensure the safety of citizens and address the rising numbers of home invasions in urban areas.

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