The bartender, who stole the watch of the famous tennis player Rafael Nadal, was sentenced to six months in prison
Paris hotel bartender, who stole the expensive Richard Mille watch from the seven-time winner of the French Open Tennis Tournament Rafael Nadal, was sentenced to six months in prison.
Swiss watch company Richard Mille gave to Nadal an accessory worth 500 thousand dollars in advertising. Under the contract, the tennis player was obliged to appear with the watch at every public appearance on the court.
This year in June 11, with this watch on the hand the Spanish athlete won the Roland Garros tournament. And on June 13 in the night from Tuesday to Wednesday the watch was stolen, which almost ruined the joy of victory.

The bartender, who stole the watch of the famous tennis player Rafael Nadal, was sentenced to six months in prison
As it turned out, the watch had been abducted by one of the hotel employees who had access to the number of tennis by means of the magnetic map. It is for it police officers have calculated attacker. Hotel employee immediately confessed to the crime and returned the missing to the owner. The motive for his crime, he explained as follows: "The watch had to change my life. I wanted it to bring me luck - because Nadal himself wore it."
Official website of Richard Mille watches.
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