Former Olimpia star Ale Silva's home robbed in Luque

The residence of former Olimpia footballer Alejandro "Ale" Silva in Luque, Paraguay, was targeted in a home invasion while Silva and his family were away on vacation in Brazil. The thieves made off with cash and valuable personal items.

According to the police report, the theft was discovered by Silva's driver, Víctor Hugo Delgado Núñez, who visited the property to check on it and feed a pet. Investigators found that the perpetrators likely gained entry by forcing open a kitchen window, as indicated by signs of tampering with the lock. A sliding glass door leading to the barbecue area was also found open.

Inside the house, the intruders searched the main bedroom, rummaged through the closet, and located a portable safe. From this safe, they stole $3,000 in U.S. currency and three Tag Heuer watches. The total value of the stolen items is estimated to be around $3,000 plus the watches.

National Police agents, including personnel from the Department of Investigations and Forensics, visited the scene to gather evidence. The case file will be forwarded to the Public Ministry for further investigation.