You do not lose you the ridiculous excuse of James Rodríguez

The Colombian attacker of the Real Madrid, between the sword and the wall after being hunted to 200 kilometres by hour and be pursued by the police, affirms that it did not detain in front of the police car because it thought that it treated of a kidnapping. It exposes to a hard sanction

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The midfield player of the Real Madrid James Rodríguez has defended his police persecution starred the first day of the year 2016 of the most ridiculous way and increible possible. The Colombian, that when it was alerted by the police to reduce his speed and be fined, put to 200 kilometres by hour by the motorway and went finally stopped to the arrival to the installations of training of the Real Madrid in Valdebebas.

There the policemen, after accessing to the formative centre, asked him explanations to the footballer, as it explains "The World". This in a first moment said that it went fast not to arrive afternoon to the training. Afterwards it changed the version and justified his escaped of the agents of the law since it did not see the police car and neither could oir the siren due to the fact that it carried the very high music.

After all this, to James occurred him say, everything according to the quoted half, that when seeing that a car pursued him thought that it was being victim of an attempt of kidnapping and that thus it ran raudo and swift to the intalaciones of his team, to give esquinazo to the supposed malefactors. An authentic film of science fiction that did not convince to the policemen that fined it and quoted it with the justice.

Now, the player is slope of the trial that will celebrate in his against. It exposes to a withdrawal of the carnet that can go between the six months and the year. Beside this also can him fall a hard economic sanction since it committed three penal crimes: excess of speed, reckless driving and disobedience to the authority.