Bebelo Reynoso starred in a new event that places him outside the soccer fields. The former Talleres player appeared in a video with a person who showed a gun and held several wads of bills. It should be noted that it is not confirmed whether the gun was real or a replica.
In the images you can see that the current Minnesota United (United States) hitch showed a bag full of money. The sequence took place on his last visit to Córdoba.
For his part, the person who sent the video identified himself as a “neighbor of the Almirante Brown neighborhood,” an area near the Ituzaingó neighborhood, the sector where Emanuel Reynoso’s family lives and where he stays every time he returns to the country.
“They already have us neighbors tired of all the friends who gather with him on a corner in the neighborhood. “They make disasters every time he comes to the neighborhood,” said the source, who wanted to preserve his identity.
It is worth remembering that Bebelo returned to the United States a little over a week ago but is not taken into account by Minnesota United coach Eric Ramsay, since he should have returned to training in April. Since that absence, the club is looking to find a team for him. Andrés Fassi’s FC Juárez would be one of the interested parties.
This is not the first time that Emanuel Reynoso has been involved in an episode related to urban violence. Previously, he had two run-ins with Justice for two events that had great significance in Córdoba.
In May 2017, the player was involved in a shooting in the Ituzaingó neighborhood. Two men got out of a car and fired 19 shots, damaging three parked vehicles and the gate of a house.
For investigators, Emanuel Reynoso was driving the Ford Fiesta where the attackers were. At the time he was 21 years old and admitted having been at the scene, but denied having committed a crime.
In December 2021, Bebelo was arrested after being accused of threats involving the use of a weapon, minor injuries, and calamitous robbery. He was a 17-year-old teenager who reported the beatings and threats by the player at a party in Chinatown.
Due to the incident, the midfielder was detained for more than ten days in the Bouwer prison and was released after paying bail of one million pesos.
