Paraguayan police officers arrest an unidentified man at the Hotel Yacht y Golf Club in Asuncion, Paraguay on March 4, 2020 where two passports with allegedly adulterated contents were seized from the
suite where Brazilian footballer Ronaldinho is staying. - Former Brazilian soccer star Ronaldinho and his brother Roberto were wanted by Paraguayan authorities for alleged possession of adulterated passports with which they entered the country, local authorities said Wednesday.
The former World Cup winner arrived at court in the morning alongside Paraguayan lawyer Adolfo Marin, AFP reporters at the scene said. Former two-time world player of the year Ronaldinho and his brother were detained on Wednesday at their hotel. Ronaldinho and his brother traveled using “doctored Paraguayan passports and fake identity cards,” Delfino said.
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