Misiones: they accuse the Guaraní goalkeeper Antonio Franco of “threatening to kill” his partner and sister

the archer of Guarani Antonio Francoone of the most popular teams in Missionswas held for a few hours his partner and sister reported him for threats and acts of conjugal violence. Justice has established a perimeter so that Eduardo Flores Orique (27) cannot approach victims for at least the next six months.

The event took place this Monday at dawn when the athlete would arrive elated in the house he occupies in the neighborhood of Villa Sarita de Posadas. Under these circumstances, a strong discussion arose with his partner, Romina Esquivel (35), and her sister, Evelyn Flores Orique (22).

It was neighbors who alerted the First Section of an act of family violence. A patrol car arrived on the scene at 5:30 am and Evelyn claimed her brother had arrived at the Ivanowski Street house in 1975. “Aggressive, death threat” towards her and her concubine. And that she tried to “hurt them”.

The young woman claimed to “fear for her physical integrity”, since the goalkeeper has not ceased his attitude. The agents tried to talk to Flores Orique, but him began to insult and threaten them as he challenged them to fight.

Esquivel filed a complaint for threats and at the same time signed the complaint form for violence in the family. For this reason, the Police intervened at the Education Court on duty and at the Court for Family Violence 2 in Posadas.

The doorman was banned from approaching the victims for six months, after which he was released. The young man left the house he occupied with his partner and son and moved to his mother’s house.

This Tuesday, Esquivel came out to relativize the fact that Flores Orique was acting. Although he admitted there was a heated argument when she arrived at her house around 5 o’clock, he denied that there had been any acts of violence against her or her sister-in-law. “It was a normal discussion, but maybe people called the police because Eduardo has a very powerful voice,” Posadas said on FM Show.

The woman explained that “I asked police officers from the women’s police station to see a doctor for me so that they could see that I was not injured and that it was all a misunderstanding, that there was no aggression. And she added that she “will try to speak to Judge Fernando Verón to explain what happened and that Eduardo can go home because his little son is missing”.

It is not the first case of violence involving Guaraní players Antonio Franco. Last May he was the substitute of the goalkeeper, Rodrigo Rios (26) was arrested for a brutal beating to his teammate.