A crime that occurred in the neighborhood of Ponta Grossa, in the capital Maceió, in Alagoas, involving the 28-year-old pastor Alisson Anderson Gonçalves Lins, may have been the result of a conflict with a local criminal faction, according to information released by the authorities investigating the case. .
Alisson was murdered in front of her house on the 15th of that month. At the time, he was in his own vehicle when he started being shot. When trying to flee, the religious leader ended up dead with seven shots.
According to police chief Rosimeire Vieira, the pastor would have made some complaints earlier this year, which may have bothered local criminals. The faction’s suspicion is that Alisson would be a police informant.
“What the Civil Police has, at the moment, is that the death of Alisson Anderson is linked to the complaints reported by him, even if in a generic way at the beginning of the year”, said the delegate, according to Alagoas24h.
“Given everything we have, we believe that, in some way, Alisson’s presence was bothering these members of the criminal faction,” said Rosimeire, who is conducting the case at the Homicide and Personal Protection Police Station (DHPP).
Already on the 16th, Thursday, through the investigation work of the Police, one of the suspects for the pastor’s murder was killed by the Police, after resisting an approach.
“This individual was located in less than 24 hours and now we will proceed with the investigation to elucidate one more case and show that in Alagoas crime will not have space”, informed the Secretary of Public Security, Flávio Saraiva.
dirty record
Currently, Alisson Anderson Gonçalves Lins was leading the Ashrams Vivas Assembly of God Church, and despite his current religious life he has an impressive criminal record, including a charge of murder.
He was arrested after being accused of killing Wanderson Kleyson Batista Lopes, in 2014, and was released in 2019 to respond to the process in freedom. According to G1, the pastor’s file also contains accusations of embezzlement and attempted bribery.