VIDEO: Prisoners escape from police station by jumping over wall in Porto Velho district

Prisoners escape from police station by jumping over wall in RO Four men who were arrested on suspicion of kidnapping a family escaped from the Extrema Civil Police Station, Porto Velho district, at around 6:50 am this Thursday (20). The escape was recorded on the police unit's internal monitoring circuit. According to the Military Police (PM), the group was arrested on Wednesday (19) after the kidnapping of three people in the district of Vista Alegre do Abunã. In total, five suspects participated in the crime. One of them is part of the leadership of one of the criminal factions in Rondônia. On Tuesday (18), the gang captured the victims to steal two pickup trucks and try to cross them to Bolivia. On the same day, one of the vehicles was intercepted by the police and the first criminal was arrested in the community of Vila da Penha. The other four suspects managed to escape. The victims were rescued unharmed from a captivity 10 km from Vista Alegre do Abunã. Still according to the police, after the searches, the four remaining men were located and arrested by the police on Wednesday (19) and handed over to the Extrema police station, where they remained in custody until the escape was recorded this morning. The fugitives are members of the First Command of the Capital (PCC) and were identified as: Prisoners escape from police station in RO Military Police Ivaldo Simeão Pereira ("Zoi de Goiás"): appointed head of the PCC and escaped from the prison system; Juliano Leite de Souza Brasil: fugitive from the Milton Soares de Carvalho State Penitentiary (470), with accumulated sentences of around 68 years in prison; Tiago de Souza Oliveira ("Lula"): escaped from the prison system; Daniel Jhonatan Pinheiro Barros: fugitive from the penitentiary system. The PM reported that security forces set up a police siege in the rural area of ??Extrema, covering areas of forest and farms. The operation relies on local garrisons, teams from the Shock Battalion (BPChoque), as well as air support. g1 contacted the Civil Police, but at the time of publication of this report it had not received any position from the agency.