FORMER ENGLAND STRIKER Ian Wright flew home from the World Cup in Brazil after his wife and children were held at knifepoint in a burglary, according to reports.
It is understood four men armed with knives broke into Wright’s London home and held his wife and children before stealing personal possessions.
The 50-year-old pundit, who won fame as a striker for Arsenal, has been acting as an analyst at the World Cup for ITV.
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Police said they were investigating an aggravated burglary at an address in north-west London.
“Personal possessions were stolen. The suspects are described as four black men aged between 18 and 25, with London accents, wearing dark clothing and hoodies obscuring their faces,” a police spokesman said.
Wright tweeted “You won’t get away with it!” in an apparent reference to the burglary.
Ian Wright flies home from World Cup following robbery - reports
FORMER ENGLAND STRIKER Ian Wright flew home from the World Cup in Brazil after his wife and children were held at knifepoint in a burglary, according to reports.
It is understood four men armed with knives broke into Wright’s London home and held his wife and children before stealing personal possessions.
The 50-year-old pundit, who won fame as a striker for Arsenal, has been acting as an analyst at the World Cup for ITV.
Police said they were investigating an aggravated burglary at an address in north-west London.
“Personal possessions were stolen. The suspects are described as four black men aged between 18 and 25, with London accents, wearing dark clothing and hoodies obscuring their faces,” a police spokesman said.
Wright tweeted “You won’t get away with it!” in an apparent reference to the burglary.
- © AFP, 2014
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