They capture an exfutbolista for the flight of trucks 4×4

August 2, 2019 – 02:19
This is Alejandro "Tanque" Kenig, who began his career in workshops in Cordoba and in other teams in the country and abroad.

Former Cordoba player Alejandro Kenig was arrested at a border post in Mendoza province, accused of having integrated a group dedicated to the theft of 4×4 trucks. The "Tank", who achieved an outstanding career as an attacker in the Cordoba team in the 1990s, was arrested on Wednesday by members of the National Gendarmerie of Mendoza Province, Paso de los Horcones, on his return from Chile.

In early July, Santa Fe prosecutor Laura Martí ordered the capture of the 50-year-old former player for alleged involvement with the group in a case in which three other men were already detained, two brothers and the son of one of them, all of Córdoba. According to the newspaper La Capital, Kenig was allegedly responsible for transporting stolen vehicles to Bolivia, on the other side of the northern border. The former football player was taken to a police unit in the city of Uspallata, and then transferred to the province of Santa Fe where the cause is based.

Kenig last Tuesday posted a post on his Twitter social network account in which he pointed out the existence of false information. "Well, after a while not to talk, to receive a lot of slander, it's time to defend myself and prove that I have nothing to do with so much malicious information", a- he declared.

According to the prosecutor Martí, of Santa Fe, at the newspaper La Voz, the former Tallarín would have been involved in the case by listening to the group in which they mentioned it. "After asking the ownership of the line of each of the phones, we found the name Alejandro Martin Kenig, they never referred to football and I come from Santa Fe, I do not know," said the official. The first arrested in this case were Jorge Moyano, 51; his brother Sergio Ariel, 45, and the son of the first, Gustavo.

Born in Mar del Plata 50 years ago, Kenig has acquired a long sporting experience in Argentine teams (Spanish, where he started in 1989, Ateliers, Platense and Atlético Tucumán) and many others. abroad: Israel, Chile, Colombia, Honduras and Ecuador