Listen to audio of suspect who planned to flee the country after setting fire to his partner's house An audio obtained by the police shows that the man suspected of threatening his partner, threatening to kill her and setting fire to the house where they lived in Oiapoque, in the far north of Amapá, planned to flee to Cayenne, the capital of French Guiana. In the recording, the person being investigated — who was arrested in the act on Monday (13) — states that he intended to sell his own cell phone to finance the clandestine trip to the neighboring country. ? Click here to follow the g1 AP channel on WhatsApp In the excerpt of the voice message sent to an acquaintance, the man details his strategy for leaving Brazil. "I have to sell this cell phone, I'm going to be without a cell phone, but I have to sell it [...] You have to see how much the fare is from here to Cayenne. From Cayenne to there I can do my own thing, it's real", he says. Escape plan According to Captain Alberto Sá, spokesman for the Oiapoque Military Police (PM), the suspect hid in a third party's residence shortly after setting fire to the victim's house. It was in this hiding place that he began to organize the international escape across the Amapá border. "He committed the crime of arson, domestic violence, threats, and managed to hide in another person's house. At that moment, he was already planning to escape to French Guiana. He was talking to another person, saying that he just hoped to sell his cell phone so he could escape to another country", explained the captain. Suspect was arrested on Monday (13). Military Police/Disclosure READ MORE: Repeat offender is arrested in Amapá after threatening his partner and setting fire to the house Workers complain about the lack of structure, cleanliness and bad smell in the Macapá Fish Market Six municipalities in Amapá have priority in combating drought in 2026 History of recidivism The person under investigation, who is from Rio Grande do Norte, has an extensive criminal record. According to investigations, he has more than six police reports registered in his name for similar crimes related to gender violence. The PM detailed that he had been booked in Santa Catarina (SC) after attacking an ex-partner and using exactly the same method: setting fire to the family's residence after the attacks. In the case of Oiapoque, the flames destroyed around 60% of the victim's property, who managed to escape in time and did not suffer serious injuries. Repeat offender is arrested in Amapá after threatening partner and setting fire to home. Military Police/Disclosure Place where the suspect was arrested in Oiapoque Military Police/Disclosure VIDEOS with news from Amapá: