The Saga Of Quincy Promes Has Taken Another Dramatic Turn, With The Footballer Being Charged With Drug Trafficking After Agreeing To Plotting To Kill His Cousin
The Dutchman was charged with attempted manslaughter after stabbing his cousin at a family event in November, according to The Guardian. His victim was injured in the leg, yet he was able to live.
After wiretapped phone calls purportedly recorded his confession, his charges will now be upgraded to attempted murder. The footballer called his father after the attack in Abcoude, Netherlands, to interrogate him about the occurrence.
Quincy Promes Latest News: Player Admits To Attempt To Kill Cousin And Drug Trafficking Allegations
The Whole Scenario Of Attempted Murder
“Why did you leap in front of him?” Promes allegedly shouted, according to NOS. You were instrumental in saving his life. “You understand that I would have murdered him, right?”
After that, the Spartak Moscow winger allegedly contacted his mother and aunt and made some ominous remarks about the situation. “Then he is lucky,” he said after learning where the knife supposedly fell.
“Nobody is going to steal from us,” he continued in the same conversation. I couldn’t stop myself from doing it. Please accept my apologies, aunt. Please accept my apologies. I couldn’t help myself. “I’m in love with you too much.”
“What were you thinking when you sprang in front of him?” According to NOS, Promes reportedly yelled. You played a key role in saving his life. “You do realise I would have killed him, right?”
After that, the Spartak Moscow winger apparently called his mother and aunt and expressed his displeasure with the scenario. After discovering where the knife allegedly fallen, he responded, “Then he is lucky.”
In the same conversation, he stated, “Nobody is going to take from us.” It was impossible for me to refrain from doing it. Aunt, please accept my apologies. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience. I couldn’t stop myself from doing it. “I’m too enamoured with you.”
The story has now reached new heights. The player has been charged with yet another major offence by the police.
After Quincy Promes stabbed his cousin, he texted his mother:
Q: “Where is everyone?”
M: “Everyone left. [The cousin] is in the hospital.”
Q: “Where did I hit him?”
M: “In his leg.”
Q: “So he got lucky.” pic.twitter.com/nJtbLHXwNc
— Zach Lowy (@ZachLowy) March 14, 2022
Quincy Promes is under suspicion of working in a drug trafficking organization.
According to @telegraaf, Promes invested money alongside his family to complete the shipment of 4,000 kilograms of cocaine, which was intercepted in Antwerp in 2020. pic.twitter.com/aqdivYY4Wx
— Zach Lowy (@ZachLowy) March 14, 2022
Quincy Promes Has Been Charged With Cocaine Trafficking
The Public Prosecution Service was questioned why they tapped his phone after his apparent confession was made public. “We don’t want to go into it right now,” they said. De Telegraaf, on the other hand, has disclosed why the cops did what they did.
They accused the athlete of being involved in drug trafficking and being a member of a criminal gang. In the same instance, members of the 30-year-family old’s are convicted for drug trafficking and money laundering. Officers learned that Promes got weekly phone calls from his nephew in Zaanstad jail.
According to accounts, the athlete and his family put their money into cocaine. In 2020, Belgian police intercepted 4000 kg of cocaine in Antwerp. Several extractors were arrested in Promes’ country as a result of this. The components of the batch are worth a staggering €120 million in wholesale value. The medicines’ street worth, on the other hand, was much higher.
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