2023-10-23 20:21:00
Buses were set on fire The attack on buses in Rio de Janeiro is already the biggest in the city’s history, according to the union of companies in this type of transport. More than 30 vehicles were set on fire this Monday afternoon (23), after the death of a nephew of militia member Zinho, during an operation in Santa Cruz. Fires were reportedly occurring in response to the action of the Civil Police, who shot Matheus Rezende, known as Faustão, in the Três Pontes community. See also São Paulo Tarcísio admits security failures after attack on school: ‘Feeling of frustration’ São Paulo Driver who ran over 16 people in Cracolândia surrenders to police Brasília Ministry of Justice will assist investigations into attack on state school in SP • Click here and receive R7 news on your WhatsApp • Share this news on WhatsApp • Share this news on Telegram The suspect was rescued, along with an accomplice, and taken to Pedro II Hospital, in the same region, but he succumbed to his injuries. According to the police, Matheus is considered the second man in the militia hierarchy in the region. Record TV found that the Military Police Special Operations Command sent teams to places where the climate is most tense. Tires were also set on fire, vehicles were placed across the city’s expressways, and at least 32 schools interrupted classes due to the attacks. On the BRT Transoeste, a bus corridor that serves the west zone, only two lines were open in the afternoon. The rest were interrupted. Live on #CidadeAlerta: @recordtvoficial reporter Pedro Paulo brings information about burned buses after the death of a dangerous criminal, in Rio de Janeiro ➡️Watch on @sigaplayplus: pic.twitter.com/cRVqRd7DEQ— Cidade Alerta (@cidadealerta) October 23, 2023
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