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Video shows criminals pointing weapons at crew during vessel robbery in Amazonas

Video shows criminals pointing weapons at crew members in an attack on a vessel in the AM A video recorded by a security camera shows an attack carried out by armed criminals on a vessel in the municipality of Maraã, in the interior of...

Video shows criminals pointing weapons at crew during vessel robbery in Amazonas
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In one of the sections, a crew member appears using his cell phone seconds before one of the criminals enters the scene with a gun. The cameras also recorded the approach of other suspects to victims who were on the vessel.

  • In another angle, two suspects appear outside the boat, cutting the cables that kept the vessel anchored.
  • Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp To g1, military police officer Henrique Freitas stated that nine suspects, divided into two boats, captured the crew in the port of Maraã and took the...

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Video shows criminals pointing weapons at crew members in an attack on a vessel in the AM A video recorded by a security camera shows an attack carried out by armed criminals on a vessel in the municipality of Maraã, in the interior of Amazonas, in the early hours of Sunday (16). The images show the suspects pointing firearms at the crew, who were lying in hammocks inside the boat. Watch above. In one of the sections, a crew member appears using his cell phone seconds before one of the criminals enters the scene with a gun. The cameras also recorded the approach of other suspects to victims who were on the vessel. In another angle, two suspects appear outside the boat, cutting the cables that kept the vessel anchored. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp To g1, military police officer Henrique Freitas stated that nine suspects, divided into two boats, captured the crew in the port of Maraã and took the vessel with the occupants. "There were nine armed pirates in two 300 hp boats, with rifles and heavy weapons. They arrived at the port of Maraã, surrendered and kidnapped the crew along with the boat. The boat was anchored in the city's port", informed the PM. The Amazonas Civil Police confirmed that the vessel and crew were located hours later, on Sunday afternoon (16), with no injuries. A police report was registered at the 60th Interactive Police Station (DIP) of Maraã. According to the corporation, investigations continue to identify and locate the suspects involved in the attack. According to the Civil Police, other details will not be disclosed at this time so as not to compromise the progress of the investigations. Criminal points firearm at vessel crew during robbery in Amazonas Reproduction/Social Networks