Three-time MLB All-Star Francisco Cordero was reportedly robbed at gunpoint in the Dominican Republic on Friday by two masked suspects.
Former MLB closer Francisco Cordero was robbed at gunpoint outside a grocery store in the Dominican Republic last week in what he believes was a targeted attack, according to reports. The incident captured on surveillance footage showed the moment the 49-year-old former pitcher was robbed of what appeared to be a chain while he sat with others gathered around a table outside a grocery store Friday, according to El Nuevo Diario.
Cordero told Dominican Republic outlet N Digital he does not believe the attack was random. EX-MLB STAR RIPS SAN FRANCISCO AFTER NFL PLAYER SHOT IN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY: 'ABSOLUTE HELL HOLE' 'It doesn’t seem like it was a random robbery because the assailant jumped off the motorcycle, grabbed the gun and went straight to me, took off my chain and left,' he said, via a translation from the New York Post.
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