He denounced him on his social networks, this Saturday (28), the theft of the wheels of a car from Alesp (Legislative Assembly of São Paulo), which was parked in the Vila Alpina cemetery, in the east of the capital.
“Unfortunately at Vila Alpina cemetery there is no Sampa Sampa,” Diniz wrote, in reference to the São Paulo City Hall Cameras Monitoring Program.
“They stole the wheels of the official Alesp car!”, Concluded the deputy.
Deputy Mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Mello Araújo (PL) commented on the post: “Absurd”.
Diniz did not meet the column until the publication of this text.
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