The former Czech Miss and the ex-wife of the Czech hockey captain got to know the shady side of the popular Italian city firsthand Roman Červenka. Veronika Machová headed to Milan, but not for the 2026 Olympics, but for work. As he reminds, fashion week is held at the same time as the Winter Olympics. The beauty moved away from the car for a few minutes and already her someone stole.
On the social network, she showed a broken rear window on the vehicle and a ransacked suitcase with clothes. Machová was surprised by the approach of the Italian police. They have a computer ready for similar cases, in which she entered everything herself. When asked what will happen next, she received a somewhat unexpected answer.
“Then what? Then nothing. A hundred cars a day get stolen here, what more could you want? You have the paper as evidence when the police stop you and they want to present the technician’s license and driver’s license that they stole from you.” the law enforcement officers explained to her.
Červenka’s ex-wife experienced another shock after arriving in the Czech Republic. An unknown thief robbed her of her ID and driver’s license, as well as her technical license. She ran into a problem at the office. “I have such a special case that the lady at the office didn’t know who was beating at all. I came there with a protocol from the Milan police, which was written in English, and she told me that I had to have it officially translated into Czech,” explained Machová.
The ex-wife of the hockey star did not let herself be defeated and took the uncompromising official to task. “I said: You have it written there. I think you don’t even need to know English to read that it says ID, driving license and technical license. And she: It simply has to be in Czech, so you have to have it officially translated. And it must say that your driver’s license was Swiss. And the driver’s license number!’ asked the beauty.
The situation was complicated by the fact that she had an identity card from Switzerland, where she lived with Červenka in the past. “I asked how I should know the driver’s license number. And most importantly, I no longer live in Switzerland. The lady said that she is not interested at all and I have to call the Swiss authorities and report all this. And then, when the Swiss issue me a paper stating that I no longer live there, I have to bring it there, but I have to have it officially translated,” she said bitterly.
Solving the identity card went smoothly and so did the “technician”, who her mother helped her with. At the office, she was issued a new one while waiting. In addition to the documents, he also has to deal with the damage to the car. This rose to 7,500 Czech crowns (approximately 309 euros).
