The federal judge of Azul, Gabriel Di Giulio, imposed a ban on leaving the country and the use of electronic anklets on the father of tennis player Guillermo Pérez Roldánwho accused him of mistreatment and torment, as well as irregular management of his fortune during the golden age in which the athlete reached No. 13 in the ATP ranking.
It is a complaint made by the former athlete together with the note made by the journalist Sebastián Torok for the newspaper La Nación. There he told that his father, Raúl Pérez Roldán, frequently mistreated him and tortured him while he was his coach at the Tandil tennis school that he directed.
In the complaint sponsored by the lawyer ignacio pascualthere was also the tennis player Gabriela Perezwho recounted the mistreatment by Perez Roldan father. To her, the Justice granted her an unfriendly button, since she lives near her house and said she was afraid of reprisals after the complaint.
Along with the prohibition to leave the country, the Azul judge also issued the general prohibition of assets on Perez Roldan father. In the testimony provided by the tennis player, he accused him of having kept the money he earned as a tennis player as a result of the various international tournaments he played and won.
In addition, the intervention of the Federal Justice is because the facts also refer to alleged situations of human trafficking.
Pérez Roldán became No. 13 in the ATP ranking in 1988 and a member of the Argentine David Cup team between that year and 1993.
Source: Ambito
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