
Investigation investigates criminal organization, embezzlement and money laundering involving collected clothes sold in Serra Gaúcha
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Donations sent from the United States to help families affected by the floods in Rio Grande do Sul in 2024 were the target of an investigation that resulted in the complaint against six people being investigated by the state Public Ministry.
Donations sent from the United States to help families affected by the floods in Rio Grande do Sul in 2024 ended up at the center of an investigation.
The investigation resulted in the complaint against six people being investigated, made by the state Public Ministry (MP-RS) this Wednesday (4).
They were denounced for criminal organization, embezzlement and money laundering, after alleged 8 crimes related to the embezzlement and commercialization of donations.
According to investigation, collected clothes were being sold in Serra Gaúcha.

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