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BARRIO (Marca) – Brazil and Al Hilal forward Neymar was given a serious scare on Tuesday, November 7 as the house of Bruna Biancardi, the mother of his newborn daughter Maive, was invaded and robbed by a criminal gang in Cotia, in the state of Sao Paulo.
According to the R7 newspaper, the influencer’s parents were on the scene at the time of the robbery and were tied up, but were not injured.
According to the Municipal Civil Guard (GCM), one of the suspects in the action, who has already been arrested, is a resident of the condominium where the Biancardi family has a house and would have allowed the other criminals to enter.
Two of the suspects were armed and were looking for Bruna and Mavie, daughter of star striker Neymar. Both were not at the residence at the time of the invasion.
Neighbours called the authorities after noticing that something strange was going on in the house. The agents surrounded the property and managed to arrest one suspect, who was the resident of the condominium. The others fled with luxury handbags, watches and jewellery.
Brazil’s No.10 has not yet made a statement on social media about the incident.
The striker’s last post was a photo with his daughter Mavie on Instagram stories in the early hours of Tuesday morning, just as Biancardi’s home was being invaded. The influencer hasn’t posted anything about what happened either.
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