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Civil police threaten to attack employees and cause damage to motel in the interior of SP

Case was registered at the Araraquara Police Station Walter Strozzi/acidadeon A 51-year-old civil police officer was involved in a disturbance at a motel, in the Jardim Palmeiras neighborhood, in Araraquara (SP), on...

Civil police threaten to attack employees and cause damage to motel in the interior of SP
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Case was registered at the Araraquara Police Station Walter Strozzi/acidadeon A 51-year-old civil police officer was involved in a disturbance at a motel, in the Jardim Palmeiras neighborhood, in Araraquara (SP), on Friday night (31). According to the police report, he threatened to attack employees and caused damage to the establishment. The case was registered as damage, threat and criminal misdemeanors - in fact at the Araraquara Sectional Police Station, in the city's Plantão, where it is being investigated. ? Follow g1 São Carlos and Araraquara on Instagram According to the Police Report, military police officers were called to respond to the incident at a motel on Avenida João Bosco Antônio da Silva Faria, at around 6:35 pm. At the scene, employees reported to the police that a very altered man with a knife had tried to attack a 31-year-old receptionist. He then broke down the establishment's gate and fled in a car. More news from the region: SÃO JOÃO DA BOA VISTA: Capybaras 'invade' neighborhood streets in the interior of SP and residents demand fencing of the area CONCHAL: Sofa and washing tank: recycling bins become the target of irregular disposal and fire in the interior of SP DISAPPEARANCE: 26-year-old businessman disappears after going out to play ball in the interior of SP During the investigation, the PMs found that the computer screen, a glass and the reception door were damaged. Based on the license plate number of the vehicle used by the suspect, the agents began patrolling - with the support of a Tactical Force team. The police received information that a motorcycle was following the car and both entered Giocondo Vaccari Tezini Street. The teams went to the address, where they found a car parked inside a house with the headlights on and doors open.

According to the police report, the police found that the access door to the house was completely broken, indicating that the suspect had entered the property after breaking through the door itself. The teams identified that the suspect was a civil police officer, who works in Matão and, according to neighbors, has lived in the property for two months. After negotiations, the man left the house spontaneously and unarmed. He informed the police that the weapon was stored in the bedroom, under the mattress and authorized the team to enter to collect it. The agents entered and found the weapon. The suspect also presented his functional license and pistol records. When asked about the facts, the civil police officer stated that she had hired two call girls and gone to the motel. According to him, after payment, when leaving the establishment, he was approached by two people, who threatened him, on a motorcycle. Due to the threat, the civil police officer claimed that he took a knife from the car and punctured the motorcycle tire. He then fled the scene. During the approach, he had bruises, but said they were from the moment he broke the door of the house. He and the others involved in the incident were taken to the police station. After giving a statement, the civil police officer was released. According to the BO, the victims did not want to take criminal action against the suspect. g1 contacted the State Department of Public Security (SSP-SP) about the police officer's conduct and is awaiting a response. REVIEW EPTV VIDEOS: See more news from the region on g1 São Carlos and Araraquara

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