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O crime ocorreu no início da tarde desta quinta-feira (5) em uma clínica odontológica no Centro de Vitória. Câmeras de segurança do consultório registraram a ação do suspeito.
Um homem, que não teve a identidade divulgada, foi preso após se passar por paciente para assaltar uma dentista em uma clínica no Centro de Vitória. Câmeras de segurança do consultório registraram o crime, que ocorreu no início da tarde desta quinta-feira (5) (assista acima).
As imagens mostram que o suspeito foi avaliado pela dentista e chegou a conversar com a vítima, que tem 27 anos. No momento de preencher uma ficha, no entanto, ele pegou uma faca e anunciou o assalto — ameaçada, a dentista foi obrigada a transferir R$ 200 e entregar o celular.
Suspeito foi localizado tentando vender aparelho
O tempo todo o homem falava com a vítima, a ameaçou com uma faca, pegou o celular dela até um notebook em cima da mesa.
O homem fugiu logo após o assalto. A Guarda Civil Municipal de Vitória foi acionada e localizou o suspeito na Vila Rubim após seguir a localização do rastreador do celular.
Quando os agentes da corporação chegaram no local, o suspeito foi flagrado tentando vender o telefone para outro homem. Os dois foram detidos e levados para a Delegacia de Vitória.
Até a última atualização desta reportagem, não foram divulgadas informações sobre a autuação dos suspeitos envolvidos.

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According to the São Paulo SSP, a suspect died after being hit by a GCM agent during an approach for drug trafficking. The man resisted, threatened officers with a knife and tried to disarm an officer. A knife, a functional weapon with five rounds of ammunition, drugs, a cell phone and R$853 were seized. The case was registered as a homicide resulting from police intervention.

Antônio Victor de Araújo Ferreira, 'Moskou', was acquitted of five attempted murders, but convicted of being part of a criminal organization in Fortaleza. The 2025 shooting attack, which left five injured, was reportedly in retaliation for the death of his girlfriend Bianca dos Santos, aged 15, and her sister, Maria Beatriz, aged 20.

The Public Ministry of Minas Gerais opened criminal investigative procedures regarding previously recorded deaths and will open a new procedure regarding last Sunday's death. The victim's family member claims that the police vehicle had a giroflex and headlights off during the approach, characterizing an illicit action, according to a published report.

Elaine Lourenço Menezes Nunes and five military police officers were arrested in Rio de Janeiro after trying to forcibly take over the company of her ex-husband, auctioneer Rogério Menezes Nunes, who died on October 22. The group invaded the headquarters on Avenida Brasil, in Santa Cruz, West Zone, arrested employees, damaged cameras and tried to remove documents. Elaine was charged with trespassing, qualified damage and cell phone theft; four police officers and two other men were indicted for attempted illegal occupation.

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