Second phase of Operation Brass Labyrinth blocks suspect's assets
MPRO points to concealment of assets and participation in a shell company linked to land conflicts
Quick Look
- The Rondônia Public Ministry (MPRO) advanced in Operation Bronze Labyrinth, kidnapping 50% of a company in Aparecida de Goiânia.
- The investigation points to the concealment of assets and the participation of suspects in an armed structure involved in land conflicts.
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Why It Matters
The first phase of Operation Bronze Maze took place in May, revealing an armed structure involved in land conflicts.
After the first phase, the MPRO continued investigating and discovered that one of the suspects has an economic stake in a company that is officially registered in another person's name. The agency points out that telematic, corporate and financial elements were found as evidence.
The Court determined that 50% of the rights related to this company, which is based in Aparecida de Goiânia (GO), were placed under judicial sequestration.
The first phase of Operation Bronze Maze took place in May. According to the MPRO, the material seized in the action revealed new evidence of the existence of an armed and hierarchical structure, with division of tasks, which acts in land conflicts. The investigations also revealed a scheme to hide and disguise the origin and ownership of goods and values.
In the first stage of the operation, amounts were blocked in bank accounts, properties, vehicles and 1,611 heads of cattle. Among the assets affected by heritage measures, the total value exceeds R$48 million.
Open Questions
- Who is the suspected hidden owner of the company?
- Will there be new phases of the operation?
