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Juventus striker David Trezeguet has been summoned to court after giving police false information during a routine traffic stop, according to Il Corriere della Sera.
On Thursday, the court in Turin heard how Trezeguet, who was absent from the hearing, supplied the police with false information when he and a friend were pulled over last year.
The prosecution allege the Juventus striker lied about his name, date of birth and place of birth before finally telling them who he was after the BMW he was travelling in failed to stop under orders from a stationary police patrol car.
The court heard that when the car finally pulled over, Trezeguet told the police he was "Vincenzo Iaquinta" and then "Alessandro Del Piero".
Trezeguet finally told police his name, but said he was "born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 15, 1976", when in fact he was born in Rouen, France, on October 15, 1977.
The driver of the vehicle, named as Christian Luis Amodeo, was 'drunk and disorderly', according to the police report read out at the hearing.
Amodeo then refused to give a breath test to police, and he told them to 'close an eye' to the incident.
The case continues.
Goal.com
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Alex and IQ will be pissed
On Thursday, the court in Turin heard how Trezeguet, who was absent from the hearing, supplied the police with false information when he and a friend were pulled over last year.
The prosecution allege the Juventus striker lied about his name, date of birth and place of birth before finally telling them who he was after the BMW he was travelling in failed to stop under orders from a stationary police patrol car.
The court heard that when the car finally pulled over, Trezeguet told the police he was "Vincenzo Iaquinta" and then "Alessandro Del Piero".
Trezeguet finally told police his name, but said he was "born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 15, 1976", when in fact he was born in Rouen, France, on October 15, 1977.
The driver of the vehicle, named as Christian Luis Amodeo, was 'drunk and disorderly', according to the police report read out at the hearing.
Amodeo then refused to give a breath test to police, and he told them to 'close an eye' to the incident.
The case continues.
Goal.com
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Alex and IQ will be pissed
Juventus striker David Trezeguet has been summoned to court after giving police false information during a routine traffic stop, according to Il Corriere della Sera.
On Thursday, the court in Turin heard how Trezeguet, who was absent from the hearing, supplied the police with false information when he and a friend were pulled over last year.
The prosecution allege the Juventus striker lied about his name, date of birth and place of birth before finally telling them who he was after the BMW he was travelling in failed to stop under orders from a stationary police patrol car.
The court heard that when the car finally pulled over, Trezeguet told the police he was "Vincenzo Iaquinta" and then "Alessandro Del Piero".
Trezeguet finally told police his name, but said he was "born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 15, 1976", when in fact he was born in Rouen, France, on October 15, 1977.
The driver of the vehicle, named as Christian Luis Amodeo, was 'drunk and disorderly', according to the police report read out at the hearing.
Amodeo then refused to give a breath test to police, and he told them to 'close an eye' to the incident.
The case continues.
Goal.com
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Alex and IQ will be pissed
On Thursday, the court in Turin heard how Trezeguet, who was absent from the hearing, supplied the police with false information when he and a friend were pulled over last year.
The prosecution allege the Juventus striker lied about his name, date of birth and place of birth before finally telling them who he was after the BMW he was travelling in failed to stop under orders from a stationary police patrol car.
The court heard that when the car finally pulled over, Trezeguet told the police he was "Vincenzo Iaquinta" and then "Alessandro Del Piero".
Trezeguet finally told police his name, but said he was "born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on November 15, 1976", when in fact he was born in Rouen, France, on October 15, 1977.
The driver of the vehicle, named as Christian Luis Amodeo, was 'drunk and disorderly', according to the police report read out at the hearing.
Amodeo then refused to give a breath test to police, and he told them to 'close an eye' to the incident.
The case continues.
Goal.com
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Alex and IQ will be pissed
I think I like Trez even more now.
Joke player.Trez could return to Monaco
Friday 21 May, 2010
Juventus striker David Trezeguet could return to French side Monaco this summer, nine years after he left the principality for Turin.
The 32-year-old, who is Juventus' most prolific foreign goalscorer ever, looks set to be part of a clear-out over the next few months.
Speaking to footmercato.net, Trezeguet's agent, Antonio Caliendo, said: “Some Spanish and Brazilian clubs constantly follow David.
“There is always the possibility of going to Monaco.
“Of course, in all sincerity, we must first meet with Juventus' new directors.
“You can't put forward theories on David's future without knowing the directors' plans.”
Trezeguet scored 52 goals in 93 appearances for Monaco between 1995 and 2000.
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He could get a yacht.
Friday 21 May, 2010
Juventus striker David Trezeguet could return to French side Monaco this summer, nine years after he left the principality for Turin.
The 32-year-old, who is Juventus' most prolific foreign goalscorer ever, looks set to be part of a clear-out over the next few months.
Speaking to footmercato.net, Trezeguet's agent, Antonio Caliendo, said: “Some Spanish and Brazilian clubs constantly follow David.
“There is always the possibility of going to Monaco.
“Of course, in all sincerity, we must first meet with Juventus' new directors.
“You can't put forward theories on David's future without knowing the directors' plans.”
Trezeguet scored 52 goals in 93 appearances for Monaco between 1995 and 2000.
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He could get a yacht.