Save me has revealed a scandal that has marked the beginning of the Seville April Fair in 2023. Hours before the starting signal, the event has been involved in a great controversy, after a raid occurred in the Andalusian city in the that several publicly known people would have been involved.
Omar Suárez, a regular reporter for the Telecinco program, has traveled to Seville to report on the shocking event. There, he has revealed the identity of the main person affected by what the space has called the "flamenco raid" and which has caused a major police intervention: Raquel Bollo.
According to the information revealed by Sálvame, "everything happened on Friday 21 (April), a few hours before the start of the April Fair", as has been revealed. The police went to the designer's workshop, in the Seville town of Mairena del Aljarafe, and proceeded "to seize the dozens of flamenco dresses" made by Bollo.
The reason for the police intervention is none other than "the significant debt" that Raquel maintains with the Treasury, always according to the television program, and which coincides with the beginning of "the season of weddings, baptisms and communions."
Since the dressmaker's regular customers are often other high-profile people, the raid is "a whole drama in the VIP universe," with a host of celebrities directly affected by the police seizure. "We are talking about a setback with very serious consequences for the future" of Raquel Bollo's company, as has been reported.
Save me has also assured that the testimony revealed on Monday afternoon would come from "another famous person", although his identity has not been disclosed. In fact, the program has summoned the latter to be the one who personally shows her face.
