They reveal the plan to try to kill Messi during the World Cup: "I'm going to blow up Messi with four bombs stuck to my body" A US police report reveals security threats during the World Cup As police report has revealed the security threats how much he FBI as the IPCC (Center for International Police Cooperation) they were in charge of deactivating it during the soccer World Cup that Spain conquered. Among all of them, the threat of a suicide attack to kill Leo Messi, the player who more threats received throughout the tournament. Before the game between Argentina and Jordan from the group stage, a man called the Dallas airport and threatened to break into the stadium along with two other people carrying homemade bombs and an AR-15 rifle, expressly mentioning Messi to kill him. The threats were repeated before the Argentina-Egypt from the round of 16. "I'm going to enter Atlanta Stadium and I'm going to blow up Messi with four bombs stuck to my body", one of the suspects wrote on his social networks. In that same game, the police received another call claiming to the existence of three bombs inside several trash cans in the stands. Everything turned out to be one false alarm after searching the entire stadium with explosive detection dogs. Security flaws with Cristiano Ronaldo Cristiano Ronaldo was also affected by a security problem at the concentration hotel in Portugal. According to the police report, FIFA reported the presence of "a suspicious man" to the FBI that requested "details" about Cristiano's accommodation. Two days later, houston police located and detained that same man inside the hotel where the Portuguese team was staying. Another individual was arrested in Toronto for a similar incident when trying to sneak into the elevator with Cristiano Ronaldo, claiming he just wanted a selfie with CR7. 6,000 hate messages The referees also suffered death threats. French referee François Letexier received more than 6,000 hate messages on his personal WhatsApp after refereeing the controversial Argentina-Egypt. The same thing happened with the VAR referee of that match, Willy Delajod. Due to threats, it was necessary strengthen the security of their homes and families in France.   submitted by   /u/Timely-Zombie9466 [link]   [comments]