Man is shot dead after stabbing young man during argument in Hortolândia store, says police Personal file A 40-year-old man was shot dead inside a computer store on Rua Armelinda Espúrio da Silva, in Hortolândia (SP), on Tuesday afternoon (4). According to the Civil Police, he was shot after stabbing a 20-year-old young man during an argument over a product sold there. According to the investigation, Victor Hugo de Almeida, resident of Campinas (SP), arrived at the establishment altered and started the discussion. In the fight, Davi de Almeida was stabbed and the young man's father, who was also in the store, pulled out a firearm and shot Victor Hugo. Davi sought care on his own at the UPA in Jardim Rosolém. The young man's father had not yet been located until this report was published, and the Civil Police are searching to find him. ? Join the g1 Campinas channel on WhatsApp The Municipal Guard was called after Davi was admitted to the health unit. According to Hortolândia City Hall, the young man told officers that there was another victim involved in the incident. The municipal guards then found Victor Hugo lying in front of the establishment. The Mobile Emergency Care Service (Samu) was called and confirmed his death. In his statement, Davi told the police that his father acted to defend him, in self-defense against a third party. The Civil Police informed that the allegation will be analyzed based on witness statements, images that may exist and expert reports. The case was registered as a completed homicide and attempted homicide at the Hortolândia Police Station.
Man is shot dead after stabbing young man during argument in Hortolândia store, police say
Man is shot dead after stabbing young man during argument in Hortolândia store, says police Personal file A 40-year-old man was shot dead inside a computer store on Rua Armelinda Espúrio da Silva, in Hortolândia (SP),...
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