ALLEGED SHOOTOUT AT GISELE WEDDING

Gisele Bundchen

Police have launched a huge investigation following reports Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady's security guards opened gunfire on a pair of celebrity snappers at their Costa Rica nuptials. The happy pair wed for a second time in a sunset ceremony at Bundchen's home in the Central American country on Saturday afternoon. Yuri Cortez, who was taking photos from far away using a very long lens, claims a bodyguard employed by the couple accosted him and demanded he hand over the memory card from his digital camera. The paparazzo, who insists he never stepped onto the venue grounds, refused and left the scene in his SUV. Cortez is alleging the security team then opened fire on his vehicle, with the bullets shattering the car's windows. According to Costa Rican police spokesperson Mario Sanchez, a report was filed on the incident and an investigation will begin after all files are reviewed. Sanchez reveals authorities will pursue a case against the security guards depending on the evidence found. They will pursue interviews with those present on the night of the incident, including the newlywed couple. But Brady and Bundchen are unlikely to be held responsible for the guards' actions, reports People.com. The Brazilian model first wed the football star in an intimate ceremony in February, but the pair tied the knot for a second time in front of family and friends this weekend. There has been no comment from the couples team on the alleged incident.
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