
In total, 44 victims were identified in Presidente Prudente; photos were taken from social media without authorization.
The Civil Police seized the cell phone and computer of someone being investigated for creating a sexual "ranking" with photos of 44 university students in Presidente Prudente (SP).
AI-generated summary
Students at a university in Presidente Prudente had photos from social networks used without authorization in a sexual ranking.
Police seize cell phone and computer from person being investigated for sexual 'ranking' with photos of university students in the interior of SP
Case investigates the dissemination of unauthorized photos of university students, accompanied by sexual and offensive comments, in Presidente Prudente (SP). In total, 44 victims were identified, 24 have already given statements and another 11 have hearings scheduled.
The Civil Police seized a cell phone and a computer from someone being investigated for creating a sexual "ranking" of university students this Wednesday (14). In total, 24 victims have already testified.
The case was publicized in August and involves students at a university in Presidente Prudente (SP). Police have already identified 44 victims of the messaging group.
The students' photos were removed from social networks without authorization. They were accompanied by offensive ratings such as "delicious", "edible" and "would blow your mind" on the messaging app.
The episode led to protests in front of the university. One of the victims vented about the exposure of his image, saying: "It's something disgusting, weird. We are completely devastated."
The Civil Police carried out a search and seizure warrant against one of those investigated in the case of sexual “ranking” with photos of university students, in Presidente Prudente (SP). During the action, a cell phone and a computer were seized, and an investigator was interviewed.
The information was confirmed by the police this Wednesday (14), when it was also announced that, in total, 44 victims had been identified. Of these, 24 have already given testimony, 11 have hearings scheduled and nine are awaiting compliance with precatory letters.
After this stage, other investigators will be interviewed. Investigations continue to clarify the facts.
Remember the case
In Presidente Prudente (SP), students from a private university were exposed and evaluated in a sexual “ranking” shared in a closed group on a messaging application. The content was leaked and exposed messages of sexual and derogatory content, generating an investigation by the Civil Police. The case was publicized in August.
The students' photos were removed from social media without authorization and distributed on the messaging app. The images were accompanied by offensive comments and ratings with terms such as "delicious", "edible" and "would blow your mind".
In the message group, several students made comments about the "ranking". "I took out the lesbians and the fat ones," said one. “There are some that I disagree with”, pointed out another.
The case, which was registered at the Women's Defense Police Station (DDM), sparked protests with banners and posters in front of the university, located on the banks of the Raposo Tavares Highway (SP-270). The collective “Frente pela Vida das Mulheres” issued a note condemning the episode, classified as “an act of organized misogyny”.
“It's something disgusting, weird. [...] We are completely left floorless”, said one of the university students who had the image displayed. The young woman was alone when she found out and was left feeling helpless.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
New testimonies from those investigated will be made after the current stage.
Very likely · Within weeks
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