Juan Alberto Martinez - the Manchester United's older half-brother - was reportedly part of a gang of four masked men who commited the crime at a service station.
According to the Sun, the gang allegedly threatened the guards and ran off with their weapons and cash boxes.
One of the gang fired three shots at the driver, who went for his gun as they fled, police said. The robbers then shot at cops during a high-speed chase. But they later found the stolen boxes were empty.
The 29-year-old Martinez was arrested in Fort Apache, the tough area of Argentinian capital Buenos Aires where Tevez, 24 – his half-brother – grew up.
The Sun also reported that police said he was being detained in Cordoba, scene of the armed raid.
Martinez – nicknamed Baldie – uses Tevez's mother's surname, as the striker did when he was younger.
According to the Sun, the gang allegedly threatened the guards and ran off with their weapons and cash boxes.
One of the gang fired three shots at the driver, who went for his gun as they fled, police said. The robbers then shot at cops during a high-speed chase. But they later found the stolen boxes were empty.
The 29-year-old Martinez was arrested in Fort Apache, the tough area of Argentinian capital Buenos Aires where Tevez, 24 – his half-brother – grew up.
The Sun also reported that police said he was being detained in Cordoba, scene of the armed raid.
Martinez – nicknamed Baldie – uses Tevez's mother's surname, as the striker did when he was younger.
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