Overview
- Wanda Nara filed a formal criminal complaint saying her 11‑year‑old daughter told her that Mauro Icardi hit and locked her, and police and an ambulance were sent to Icardi’s Nordelta home where the child’s statements were recorded.
- The UFI de Género de Tigre opened a case caratulada por lesiones, took Wanda’s testimonial declaration and ordered a medico‑legal exam of the minor to document any injuries.
- A judge issued a precautionary 45‑day perimeter order that bars Icardi from contacting or approaching his daughter Francesca, and authorities executed a court‑authorized search of Icardi’s Nordelta residence to seize electronic devices as evidence.
- Emergency personnel who examined the girl documented a mild left‑knee trauma and advised a control X‑ray while noting no injuries of grave severity in the police record.
- Investigators are continuing criminal and family‑court steps — with prosecutors evaluating additional measures that could include detention — and the case remains under close media scrutiny as judicial decisions on custody and evidence progress.