RJ Military Police cable Vinicius Rodrigues Pacheco, known as “Lico”, surrendered on the morning of Thursday (15) at the headquarters of the Baixada Fluminense Homicide Division (DHBF), in Belford Roxo.
He is suspected of killing, at dawn last Saturday, painter Jorge Mauro Ruas de Paiva, 51, during a pagoda in a bar located in Nova Iguaçu city in Baixada Fluminense.
Pacheco went to the police accompanied by two lawyers. His temporary arrest had been decreed two days earlier, on Tuesday (13), by the Court of Rio de Janeiro. Since then, he was considered a fugitive, with his photo released on the program of the program sought.
Delegate Nathan Acei, responsible for the case, confirmed the PM’s voluntary presentation and said investigations are still in progress to clarify the circumstances of the crime.
Security images recorded the moment of murder. In the video, the policeman appears walking quietly through the bar, with a can and a glass of drink in one hand and a pistol in the other. Without any apparent sign of provocation or confrontation, he suddenly stretches his arm and begins to throw toward the victim.
According to the investigations conducted by the DHBF, witnesses reported that the crime may have been motivated by an old disagreement between the police and the painter, which occurred about two months earlier. When I rediscover Jorge Mauro at the bar, Lico would have decided to kill him.
This content was originally published in a policeman suspected of killing painter in Pagoda in RJ if he surrendered to the police on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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