According to L'Équipe on Thursday, the alleged mastermind Ilias Khelbouche was highly aggressive toward law enforcement on the first day of trial for the ex-Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Donnarumma and his partner, who were victims of a violent home invasion and robbery in Paris in July 2023.

Even when the presiding judge warned him, he did not calm down. Ilias Khelbouche is suspected of being the mastermind behind the violent home invasion and robbery of Donnarumma and his partner at their apartment on Avenue Montaigne on July 21, 2023. On the first day of trial on Thursday, he behaved extremely aggressively.

The man, nicknamed "Ganito" as described by L'Équipe, verbally abused law enforcement officers. The incident began when he was constantly talking with his brother, and a police officer asked his brother to leave the courtroom. Ilias Khelbouche then shouted profanities and insults at the officers. When other law enforcement officers entered the courtroom, he became highly agitated again with more threats and vulgar language.

His brother eventually left the courtroom, but the 21-year-old "Ganito" continued to insult and threaten police: he told them to leave and made further vulgar threats. After the defense's request for a closed trial was denied and the presiding judge warned him again, Ilias Khelbouche said: "I don't want to participate in the trial, I don't care at all."

Ilias Khelbouche is one of three defendants charged in connection with this violent home invasion and robbery against Donnarumma and his wife. Around 3 a.m. on July 21, 2023, the ex-Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper and his then-fiancée, Alessia Elefante, were awakened when four masked men invaded their ninth-floor apartment via the roof. The two were dragged from bed and threatened with knives, and Donnarumma was punched repeatedly until he bled. The thieves shouted: "Money! Watches!" Alessia Elefante was asphyxiated with a phone charger cable, and the two were then separated and tied up.

Within minutes, the thieves stole cash, jewelry, watches, and luxury handbags before fleeing in different directions. The Italian national team goalkeeper estimated the total value of stolen goods at just under 1 million euros. The following month, Alessia Elefante, who was two weeks pregnant at the time of the incident, suffered a miscarriage, which she attributed to the trauma caused by the attack.

The 21-year-old Ilias Khelbouche is also involved in several cases of kidnapping and unlawful detention. This individual, who made headlines in March for a daring escape from Villepinte prison in Seine-Saint-Denis with the help of fake police officers, is suspected by prosecutors of coordinating the home invasion against the Italian goalkeeper remotely from prison using a mobile phone, alongside his co-defendant Kiyan Mamouni, nicknamed "Kiki".

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