His home in Beykoz was robbed: Milan Skriniar's statement revealed
A large sum of money was stolen from Fenerbahçe footballer Milan Skriniar's home in Beykoz during a move. Following the incident, moving company employees were taken to the police station as suspects.
Fenerbahçe's key defender and team captain Milan Skriniar has become a victim of theft at his home in Istanbul. The Slovak center-back realized that a large amount of his money was missing while moving operations were being carried out at his residence in Beykoz due to renovations. Upon Skriniar's report, police teams arrived at the scene and determined that 26,000 Dollars, 4,400 Euros, and 1,000 Lira hidden in a nightstand on the second floor of the house had been stolen.
The 31-year-old footballer stated in his testimony that the moving company officials arrived at the house around 11:00 AM and that all moving operations concluded at 4:30 PM. Skriniar, who said he returned to his home at 8:30 PM on the day of the incident, noted that he noticed the shortages when he checked the amount of money he had.
Realizing the robbery, Skriniar first contacted the moving crews. He then called the movers he suspected back to the house and reported the situation to security forces. Police teams took the moving company employees A.E., E.O.Y., C.Ü., İ.Ü., and B.A. to the police station to have their statements taken. At the same time, security cameras located at the site were also placed under investigation.
News Source: 12punto
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