The preventive detention of Stanlley Gabryell Ferreira de Sousa, accused of causing an accident that killed two women in Teresina, was requested after the driver failed to comply with the precautionary measures imposed by the Court 22 times.
He is a former partner of influencer Pedro Lopes, known as Lokinho, who was also in the vehicle and has not yet been tried in the case.
g1 contacted Stanley's defense, but did not receive a response until the last update of this report.
The violations occurred between August 27 and September 22, 2026, when he was supposed to be under nighttime home confinement and wearing an electronic ankle monitor. The request was presented by the Public Ministry of Piauí (MPPI) to the state Court of Justice.
Reports from the Electronic Monitoring Center indicated that Stanlley repeatedly left the home inclusion area during the hours he was supposed to remain at home, from 8 pm to 6 am.
In one of the incidents, recorded on September 19, the monitored person remained outside the established area between 11:50 pm and 3:02 am, traveling approximately 2.2 kilometers.
The Public Prosecutor's Office argued that the violations were recorded on different dates and do not represent specific failures in the functioning of the electronic ankle monitor.
For the Prosecutor's Office, the repetition of departures demonstrates that the precautionary measures were not sufficient to guarantee compliance with court orders.
The request was forwarded to judge José Vidal de Freitas Filho, rapporteur of the case. The agency also requested the issuance of an arrest warrant, if the measure is authorized.
Until the last update of this report, the request for preventive detention had not yet been decided by the Court.
The accusation will be judged by the Jury Court
Pedro Lopes, known as Lokinho, and his ex-partner Stanlley Gabryell will be tried by the Jury Court for the traffic accident that killed two women and injured two children on October 6, 2024.
They will be tried for intentional homicide and serious bodily injury, based on the theory of possible intent - when the accused assumes the risk of killing.
Initially, the Court had understood that the crimes were culpable, that is, without the intention to kill. But the Public Ministry appealed, and the TJPI reinstated the charge of intentional homicide.
⚖️ Understand the difference: manslaughter occurs when there is no intention to kill. Possible intent is when the accused assumes the risk of causing death with his conduct.
Remember the case
The accident happened on October 6, 2024, on BR-316, in Teresina. According to the Public Ministry, Stanlley Gabryell was driving Pedro Lopes' car at high speed and without a license. He would have changed lanes abruptly, supposedly to scare pedestrians.
The impact killed Kassandra de Sousa Oliveira at the scene and Marly Ribeiro da Silva in the hospital. Two children were also seriously injured.
Pedro Lopes, digital influencer known as 'Lokinho', and his boyfriend, Stanley Gabryell — Photo: Reproduction
The Public Prosecutor's Office stated that Stanlley took the risk of killing and injuring, which constitutes possible intent. Pedro Lopes was accused of complicity for allowing him to drive without a license.
Witnesses said the car was traveling at high speed, in a well-lit area with pedestrians. There was no braking or attempt to swerve. The victims were thrown with force. A report from the Federal Highway Police (PRF) confirmed that Stanlley was driving and Pedro was a passenger.
Who are the victims of the accident?
The victims were Kassandra de Sousa Oliveira, aged 36, who died at the scene, and Marly Ribeiro da Silva, aged 40, who died on the way to the Teresina Emergency Hospital (HUT).
Kassandra's daughters were also injured: Maria Suely Oliveira Rocha was hospitalized for more than two months and was discharged on December 9, 2024. Maria Alice de Sousa Oliveira had minor injuries.
After the collision, there was commotion at the scene. Mechanic Thiago Henrique do Nascimento, 38, was shot and killed while trying to help the victims. The court made a military police officer suspected of the crime a defendant.
