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Man uses sounds of cats fighting to 'get revenge' for baby's crying and the case ends up with the police in RO

Unisp de Vilhena Aline Lopes/G1 A 31-year-old man, whose identity was not disclosed, went to Unisp on Wednesday night (5) for disturbing the peace in Vilhena (RO). According to the Military Police (PM), he turned on a sound system with...

Man uses sounds of cats fighting to 'get revenge' for baby's crying and the case ends up with the police in RO
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According to the PM, the team was called by residents of the region due to the high volume. At the scene, the man told police that he had turned on the equipment "to get revenge on a neighbor who had a child and was crying." Read also: Man is reported for intentionally transmitting HIV to women in Porto Velho Wolbachia method: mosquitoes are used to combat...

  • At the scene, the man told police that he had turned on the equipment "to get revenge on a neighbor who had a child and was crying." Read also: Man is reported for intentionally...
  • The case was registered as disturbing the peace, an infraction with minor offensive potential, with a penalty of simple imprisonment, from 15 days to three months, or a fine.

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Unisp de Vilhena Aline Lopes/G1 A 31-year-old man, whose identity was not disclosed, went to Unisp on Wednesday night (5) for disturbing the peace in Vilhena (RO). According to the Military Police (PM), he turned on a sound system with loud noises of cats fighting to "get revenge" for a neighbor's baby crying. According to the PM, the team was called by residents of the region due to the high volume. At the scene, the man told police that he had turned on the equipment "to get revenge on a neighbor who had a child and was crying." Read also: Man is reported for intentionally transmitting HIV to women in Porto Velho Wolbachia method: mosquitoes are used to combat dengue in Porto Velho The suspect refused to sign the Detailed Occurrence Statement (TCO) and was sent to the Integrated Public Security Unit (Unisp), where he provided clarifications. He was then released. The case was registered as disturbing the peace, an infraction with minor offensive potential, with a penalty of simple imprisonment, from 15 days to three months, or a fine. :