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During the early hours of March 2, in Rosario, Argentina, a shocking incident unfolded as unidentified assailants targeted a local shop. The "Unico" grocery store, owned by the family of Lionel Messi's wife, Antonela Roccuzzo, became the focal point of this unsettling event. Reports indicate that approximately 14 gunshots were fired at the store's doors before the perpetrators fled the scene on a motorcycle.
Thankfully, no injuries were reported, but the attack resulted in significant damage to the establishment. A disturbing message left behind on a piece of cardboard read, "Messi, we are waiting for you," suggesting a direct threat to the renowned footballer. Additionally, the note mentioned Pablo Javkin, the mayor of Rosario, in a derogatory manner, insinuating his involvement in illicit activities.
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In response to the attack, Mayor Javkin voiced his concerns and called for increased support and resources to enhance the safety and well-being of Rosario's residents. Emphasizing the city's proximity to Buenos Aires and its significance in national culture and progress, he stressed the need for federal assistance in combating crime and preserving the city's integrity. Javkin's demand reflects a broader call for unity and collaboration to address the escalating challenges posed by criminal activities in Rosario.
