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Two gunmen fired at least a dozen shots into a store owned by Lionel Messi's in-laws in Argentina and left a threatening note for the international soccer star before fleeing on motorcycles, local police said.
That attack took place early Thursday morning in Rosario, Messi's hometown and the nation's third-largest city that sits roughly 185 miles northwest of Buenos Aires. The city has been plagued by drug violence in recent years. Nobody was injured in the attack on the Unico supermarket owned by the family of Messi's wife Antonella Roccuzzo.
