Sergio Agüero was denounced before the Justice for “incitement to violence” after the statements he made for the actions of the referee yael falcon perez in the Avellaneda classic between Independiente and Racing that was played a few weeks ago.
eduardo apariciohead of the Agency for the Prevention of Violence in Sport (Aprevide) the criminal case was initiated ex officio by the Avellaneda Prosecutor’s Office and that the body that it heads presented itself in the framework of the investigation as the entity in charge of the application and control of the law.
“He is a public figure and has to speak responsibly”Aparicio declared in dialogue with TN about Kun’s statements.
This research is linked to the threats denounced by Falcón Pérez after that game that ended 1-1 and in which all Independiente claimed the penalty that the judge gave Racing.
“My mother is a doctor. She is not used to living these things. My son is young, he doesn’t understand it, but I ache for her. There are mistakes, we all make mistakes,” said the referee in statements to ESPN when talking about the intimidation he received.
After the Avellaneda classic ended, the Kun Agüero was furious at the referee’s performance: Exceptionally that his rulings, especially that of the penalty, have harmed Independiente.
“The referee’s explanation is the worst”A follower wrote to the former soccer player, who did not hold back and threw thick ammunition against the judge on his Twitter account: “That’s the worst: it explains that it starts outside and falls inside. If you have to charge where it starts, you’ll be a thermos face.”
In addition, during the stream that he made of the game, Kun had said: “The truth, He’s here to smack this termo’s head“.
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