Father is caught kicking three-year-old daughter, in Paraná The Civil Police (PC-PR) investigates the case of the father who kicked his three-year-old daughter in Francisco Beltrão, in the southwest of Paraná, last Sunday (5). The child's mother filed a police report after seeing the images on social media. Watch above. An investigation was launched and the police requested protective measures for the girl, her brother and her mother. The man's name has not been officially released. ? Follow g1 Foz do Iguaçu and region on WhatsApp What is known about the case What and where happened? What happened after the attack? When were the police called? What did the father claim? Was he arrested? Investigation Father is caught kicking his daughter in Francisco Beltrão, in southwestern Paraná. Reproduction 1. What and where happened? A three-year-old girl was kicked by her own father while they were walking on the sidewalk in Francisco Beltrão, in the southwest of Paraná, last Sunday (5). The aggression was recorded by security cameras. In the images, the man appears walking with his daughter and five-year-old stepson. Then, he stops and kicks the girl, who falls to the ground. 2. What happened after the attack? After the kick, a man approaches, opens his arms and tries to intervene in the scene, but is confronted by the children's father. A short time later, the girl gets up and the three continue walking. According to the Civil Police, the girl was not injured. 3. When were the police called? The child's mother filed a police report on Tuesday (7), after seeing the images on social media. At that time, the man had not yet been located by the police. Father is caught kicking three-year-old daughter, in Paraná Reproduction READ ALSO: Miraselva: Hairdresser is found dead, without clothes and with signs of strangulation Londrina: Police officer is investigated after attacking a truck driver during an approach 4. What did the father claim? On Wednesday (8), the man went to the police station without a lawyer, was interviewed and, in testimony, stated that he kicked his daughter because she was crying. According to Deputy Anderson Andrei, the man cried and said he was sorry for what he did. At that time, he was not arrested because there was no act, according to the police. According to the delegate, arrest in the act occurs when the crime is being committed or shortly after the attack. In these cases, the person is arrested at the time of the action or in a situation where the crime continues. 5. Was the father arrested? On Thursday (9), the man was arrested preventively, after the Court issued an arrest warrant for him. According to the Civil Police, the man's arrest was requested after the investigation identified a history of attacks against children who lived with him — in this case, his daughter and five-year-old stepson. Furthermore, the delegate states that the measure could allow more witnesses to report situations, without fear of the aggressor. 6. Investigation The Civil Police opened an investigation to investigate the case. According to the delegate, the man will be charged with the crime of bodily harm. The police also requested urgent protective measures for the girl, her brother and her mother. The Guardianship Council was contacted and is monitoring the situation. Deputy Anderson Andrei explained that, during the investigations, several people were interviewed and evidence was collected. With the information, it was discovered that the man had also assaulted his stepson previously. According to the deputy, the boy had marks on his face and the suspicion is that the stepfather hit the child with a belt or a piece of wood. "There is evidence that that attack was not the only one and not just against the girl. The other boy, who would be his stepson, had also suffered some attacks in the past. This entire context was brought to the attention of the Public Ministry, the Judiciary and the arrest warrant was formally issued", explained delegate Ricardo Moraes, during a press conference this Thursday (9). Most watched videos on g1 Paraná: Read more news on g1 Paraná.