Case was investigated by the Robbery and Vehicle Theft Repression Police Station Mariana Ferreira/g1 A 35-year-old man was indicted for slanderous reporting in Amapá. According to the Civil Police, he filed a police report accusing his ex-stepfather of stealing his motorcycle. In the report, the man said that his ex-stepfather had stolen a motorcycle. The investigation showed that the vehicle had not been stolen. Download the g1 app to see AP news in real time and for free According to the police, the false accusation was motivated by revenge, the result of family disagreements. Witnesses and the accused himself were interviewed, which confirmed the origin of the false report. READ MORE: Stepson is suspected of stabbing his stepfather to death in Macapá Search for travel authorization for minors increases during the July holidays in AP; see how to issue
In Amapá, man reports ex-stepfather for motorcycle theft and police discover false report
Case was investigated by the Robbery and Vehicle Theft Repression Police Station Mariana Ferreira/g1 A 35-year-old man was indicted for slanderous reporting in Amapá. According to the Civil Police, he filed a police...
Slanderous denunciation The Civil Police reminds us that accusing someone of a crime knowing that the person is innocent constitutes slanderous denunciation, provided for in Article 339 of the Penal Code. Delegate Katiúscia Pinheiro, head of the Robbery and Vehicle Theft Suppression Police Station, highlighted that false reports consume time, agents, vehicles and public resources in unfounded investigations. “This waste affects the efficiency of public security, because professionals and tools that should act on real crimes end up diverted to false demands,” said the delegate. The penalty for slanderous reporting can be up to 8 years in prison, in addition to a fine. See the latest news from g1 Amapá VIDEOS with news from Amapá:
