The Civil Police of reporting had arrested, on Friday (28), a 52-year-old man who tried to invade the headquarters of the (Federal Supreme Court).
According to the corporation, the suspect jumped around the court and tried to enter the building last Wednesday (26), but was prevented. The man, who was not named, would have given “several threats, offenses and hostiles to ministers of the Supreme.”
He was found at his home in Samambaia, in the metropolitan region of, after the investigation pointed out that he “planned extremist actions.”
Police said the agents intended only to search and seize the residence, but the suspect resisted the approach and tried to assault the agents. The corporation then said that it made “moderate use of strength” and arrested it in the act for resistance and contempt.
According to the police, the prisoner had in his home “tickets confirming his violent intentions, as well as an artifact for the construction of a homemade bomb.” In addition, they found an exclusive coat of the DF Military Police.
Investigators now investigate the motivations of the attack and seek “more information of information that corroborate the crime of apology for crime and threats to the Supreme Ministers.” According to UOL, possible party calls of the suspect are also investigated.
The case is the third of its kind in less than four months.
On November 13, Francisco Wanderley Luiz, known as Tü França, in front of the Três Powers Square. Already on December 29, Lucas Ribeiro Leitão was arrested inside Bahia, hitchhiking in a truck on his way to Brasilia, suspected of planning attacks in the federal capital.
The arrest also occurs ten days after the Attorney General’s Office) against investigated for attempted coup, including () and 33 more people. The accusation states that January 8 was “fostered and facilitated” by the criminal organization that would be led by the former president.
In November, the Federal Police reported that the Supreme and his ministers had already received more than 1,000 e-mail threats from January 8, and that several of them arrived at the Court shortly after the explosion caused by Tiü France and endorsing that attempt to attack.
The head of the AGU (Attorney General of the Union) repudiated the new attempt to invas the STF. In a publication on the X, Jorge Messias argued that “it is crucial to hold the criminals of January 8, both civilly and criminally.” Bolsonaro and his allies have been trying to make, in Congress, an amnesty proposal to those involved.
