I 'vigilantes', sollecitati da alcuni vicini che temevano fosse in corso un furto, non hanno riconosciuto il calciatore ed hanno chiamato la polizia: gli agenti pero, quando sono arrivati sul posto, si sono accorti che la persona in questione altro non era che il padrone di casa, Mario Balotelli.
Secondo il tabloid, una fonte ha raccontato di una segnalazione «di due uomini che stavano portando delle cose dall'abitazione ad una automobile». In realtà SuperMario era tornato nella casa di Mottram St Andrew - disabitata dopo l'incendio provocato da alcuni fuochi d'artificio sparati da lui e dai suoi amici - per riprendere alcuni elettrodomestici e televisori.
Mario Balotelli still under the spotlight in Britain: this time not for a stunt, but for a mishap, which reports the Sun. City and the Italian national team striker was in fact mistaken for a burglar by two security officers of his house in Mottram St Andrew, Cheshire, while he was loading his car on some appliances in the company of a friend.
The 'vigilantes', prompted by some neighbors who feared a robbery was in progress, have not recognized the player and called the police officers but when they arrived, they found that the person in question was none other than the landlord, Mario Balotelli.
According to the tabloid, a source has told of a report "of two men who were taking things from the house to a car." In fact SuperMario was back in the house of Mottram St Andrew - deserted after the fire caused by some fireworks fired by him and his friends - to retrieve some appliances and televisions.
