The recognized actor Alejandro "Huevo" Müller was the victim of a violent robbery carried out by two motorcyclists in the town of Padua, Buenos Aires province. The 65-year-old artist was approached by the criminals in front of his house in Merlo, who beat him and threatened him to hand over his black Kawasaki 650 motorcycle.
Müller recounted that, despite resisting initially, he eventually gave in and handed over the vehicle. In an interview for Desayuno Americano, the actor explained that he regrets having reacted defensively, as the situation could have had more serious consequences. In fact, one of the assailants threatened to kill him during the assault.
The actor was injured in the attack, with injuries to his hand and lip that required stitches. Nonetheless, he highlighted the solidarity of his neighbors, who came to his aid and provided support during such a difficult time. He also shared his daughters' concern about what had happened, as they warned him about the risks of intervening in a street violence episode.
Amid the shock of experiencing the robbery, Müller recalled his daughters' words, who pointed out how dangerous his reaction towards the assailants was: "It was seconds, but it felt like a lot of time for me. They said, 'Dad, don't you realize we would be mourning you?'" These words led him to reflect on the importance of prioritizing safety in risky situations.
The actor, who appeared affected and reflective after the incident, emphasized the need to act cautiously and avoid exposing oneself to dangerous situations. He thanked his neighbors for their support and expressed gratitude for having come out unscathed after such a violent encounter with the criminals.
