The actress and sister of Kayky Brito, Sthefany Brito, left the Miguel Couto Municipal Hospital, in Rio de Janeiro, this Saturday afternoon (2), where the actor is hospitalized after being run over during the night. She was grateful for the support the family has received.
I wanted to say thank you for the prayers, he is a giant. Our family is waiting for him to come back, in a little while he will be here talking to you. But thank you very much!, Said the actress when leaving the hospital
Previously, Sthefany had said that the actor was hospitalized with polytrauma at the Intensive Care Center (ICU) of the hospital located in Leblon, in the south of the city, with a stable condition. He was transferred this afternoon to the Copa Star hospital.
According to the Fire Department, the car was run over on Avenida Lucio Costa, at number 4700, in Barra da Tijuca, at 1:08 am this Saturday.
The delegate of the 16th DP, Ângelo Lages, told the CNN that Kayky had “multibody trauma and head trauma”.
According to the police chief, Kayky was at Quiosque Dona Maria, at post 6, on Barra beach, with friends, including actor Bruno De Luca. He had gone to his car to get some belongings.
Kayky was run over by an app driver, in a Fiat Argo car, which was with a passenger with a baby and was coming from Recreio dos Bandeirantes to Barra da Tijuca.
The delegate stated that the driver even tried to divert to the right lane, but ended up hitting the actor who was returning to the kiosk.
Expertise was requested at the scene and the police are investigating whether the driver was traveling at a speed higher than the speed allowed on the stretch.
The case was registered in the 16th PD as culpable bodily injury, when there is no intention.
(Posted by Gabriel Ferneda of CNN)
Source: CNN Brasil

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