Band reporter Lucas Martins pushed Record’s journalist Grace Abdou during a live broadcast of the Brasil Urgente program on Tuesday (1st). The two sought information about the disappearance of two teenagers, Layla and Sofia, 16 and 13, respectively, in Aluminum (SP).
At one point, the Record reporter was talking to the victim’s relatives on the one hand, while the Band journalist interviewed other family witnesses. As he approached Grace, Martins enters the woman and begins to talk to family members who once spoke to Record’s employee.
Following, Grace resists being removed from the mother of teenagers and then to the side. “Get excuse, Grace! Are you crazy?” Said the reporter right after pushing her away.
The journalist then questions the professional, who responds harshly afterwards. “Are you live? Why did you push me?” Said Grace. Annoyed, Martins states that the reporter came in front of her purposely and was not the first time.
Who is Lucas Martins?
Lucas Martins is an eventual reporter and presenter of Band, who usually cover police issues in the Brazil Urgent program. He has been at the station since 2005 and entered the company working the affiliate of Band in Baixada Santista. Graduated from the Catholic University of Santos (Unisantos), the professional also passed through the Diário do Litoral and Radio Bandeirantes de Campinas.
He adds more than 30,000 followers on his Instagram profile and uses the social network to show excerpts from his reports, and portray his relationship with physical activity. Lucas is ultramarathoner, that is, practices races of over 70 kilometers.
The journalist is also a presenter of Daki Pá Daki Dilah podcast alongside Marcelo Clayton, who is a film reporter. The duo receives guests and talks about the training and racing routine.
