Video shows accident that killed 25-year-old nutritionist in SP; driver was arrested Murilo Rabello Abite, the 26-year-old driver who crashed his car under the influence of alcohol and caused the death of nutritionist Daniella Ferraz Rooth, 25, in Guarujá, on the coast of São Paulo, told the police that he had drunk beer hours before the accident, at a party in Santos (SP). The driver was arrested for manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, but was granted provisional release on Monday (20). g1 contacted Murilo's defense, but did not receive a response until the last update of this report. ?Click here to follow the g1 Santos channel on WhatsApp. The accident happened on Sunday morning (19), on Avenida Leomil, in the Pitangueiras neighborhood. As found by g1, eight young people were in the car. With the exception of the nutritionist, the other occupants only had minor injuries, according to the São Paulo Public Security Secretariat (SSP-SP). In a statement to the Civil Police, Murilo said he had consumed approximately two beers around 10pm on Saturday (18), at a party in Santos (SP). He highlighted that he remained at the event for several hours, consuming water and waiting long enough before returning to Guarujá. Murilo added that he believed he was already able to drive when he was leaving the party on Sunday morning and his friend Daniella asked for a ride because she lived close to his house. According to the driver, the nutritionist was in the seat behind the passenger at the time of the accident. Murilo Abite, aged 26, driver arrested for manslaughter after crashing his car under the influence of alcohol and causing the death of nutritionist Daniella Ferraz Rooth, aged 25, was granted provisional release Personal Archive, Reproduction and Social Networks The man stated that he went from Santos to Guarujá via the Cônego Domênio Rangoni Highway and, upon arriving close to Daniella's house, he made a right turn instead of going straight. According to the report, at that moment he went through a hole and lost control of the car. The driver said he couldn't remember what happened next. In this first statement to the police, he did not comment on the other young people who were in the car, but the corporation was informed that the occupants in the back seat were not wearing seat belts, including Daniella. Remember the case A monitoring camera recorded the crash and the occupants leaving the vehicle after the collision. Daniella was rescued unconscious and taken to Hospital Casa de Saúde do Guarujá, where she died from severe head trauma and hemorrhagic shock, according to the health unit. At the scene of the accident, Murilo was detained by military police after showing signs of drunkenness and refusing to take a breathalyzer test. Given the situation, he was referred and subjected to a forensic examination at the Legal Medical Institute (IML), which found that he had consumed alcoholic beverages. Nutritionist Daniella Ferraz Rooth, aged 25, died after the car she was in crashed into a pole in Guarujá Social media and Reproduction During the custody hearing, Murilo was granted provisional release after paying a bail of R$8,105, an amount equivalent to five minimum wages. Furthermore, the Court ordered compliance with the following precautionary measures: Bimonthly appearance in court to inform and justify its activities; Prohibition of leaving the district or changing residence without prior authorization; Suspension of license to drive a motor vehicle. The case was registered as manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle and drunk driving and continues to be investigated at the Guarujá Police Station. VIDEOS: g1 in 1 minute Santos
Driver who crashed car into pole and caused death of nutritionist admits drinking beer at party
Video shows accident that killed 25-year-old nutritionist in SP; driver was arrested Murilo Rabello Abite, the 26-year-old driver who crashed his car under the influence of alcohol and caused the death of nutritionist...
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