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Rafael Furcal, three times MLB All-Star and World Series champion were arrested for multiple positions in Florida on Wednesday.
Furcal, 47, was accused of aggravated aggression with a mortal weapon and throwing mortal missiles into homes, public or private.
A affidavit obeyed by Fox News Digital said that the alleged victim and Fural avoided an accident little, but their vehicles were close to each other shortly after.
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August 15, 2012; San Luis, Mo. The Campocorto of the Cardinals of the San Luis Rafael Furcal (15) walks a ground ball hit by the right gardener of the Diamondbacks of Arizona, Justin Upton (not in the photo), Puerta de la Sixth entrance to the Busch stadium. (Jeff Curry-USA Today Sports)
Then, the victim said that Furcal “begged collecting rocks from the ground and began throwing them”, as well as a plastic bottle, in the victim’s truck while inside.
Furcal supposedly picked up another rock “the size of a small palm” after the victim left the vehicle and threw it. The victim protected the rock with his hand, but resulted in lacerations.
The victim then hit Furcal, who fled from the scene.
The victim said he feared during his life the alleged incident.
March 15, 2014; Jupiter, fl. The Miami Marlins campocorto, Rafael Furcal (15) is in the duration of the game against Washington National at the Roger Dean stadium. (Scott Rovak-USA Today Sports)
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The former team player played 14 years in the older ones. He made his debut in the big leagues with the Atlanta braves In 2000 and won the rookie award of the Year of the National League when he hit .295 with 134 hits and 87 races. He obtained his first appearance in the All-Star with the team in 2003.
Hey joined the Los Angeles Dodgers In 2006 and played with them until mid -2011 season, when he was changed to the Cardinals of San Luis. He was in the World Cardinal Series team in 2011. He was the first and only ring of his career. It was an All-Star in 2012 with the cardinals.
Furcal played his last year in the Major in 2014 with the Miami Marlins.
August 10, 2005: Atlanta, Georgia. Rafael Furcal de los Bravos de Atlanta converts a double play on the second against the San Francisco giants in Turner Field. (Christopher Gooley-USA Today Sports)
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He hit .281 with 587 races promoted in 1,614 games.
Ryan Gaydos de Fox News contributed to this report.
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