The Civil Police and the Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro are looking for a woman suspected of participating in a scheme to sell fake tickets to Rock in Rio that caused a loss of R$ 150,000.
Lívia da Silva Moura, sister of former Flamengo football player Léo Moura, had not yet been located until Monday afternoon (5th) and is considered a fugitive. The report could not find her defense.
In a post on social media, the former player said that his sister’s problems “are absolutely hers, unfortunately to the sadness of the family”. “I don’t get involved or condone it,” he declared.
Judge Marcelo Rubioli, from the 1st Criminal Court Specialized in Criminal Organization, accepted the request for arrest by the Public Prosecutor’s Office, formulated after the administration of the event filed a complaint.
She was indicted on suspicion of embezzlement by electronic means, criminal organization, copyright infringement, misrepresentation and falsification of a private document.
According to an investigation by the 16th DP (Barra da Tijuca), Lívia created an email similar to the one used by the Rock in Rio organization, where she requested personal data from the victims and sold tickets.
Rubioli also ordered a search and seizure warrant at the suspect’s residence, in addition to blocking R$300,000 from her bank accounts.
Still in his decision, the judge pointed out that Lívia used her social networks to promote the coup.
“The accused, probably assisted by third parties not yet identified, spuriously declares to be a member of the reporting company [organizadora do Rock in Rio]presents false credentials and answers questions to appear to belong to the company’s staff with purposes to provide security to the victim and facilitate the collection of credits”, he said, in the sentence.
The magistrate justified the preventive detention based on the repetition of the crime.
On Sunday (4), another investigation was launched at the 13th DP (Ipanema), for the same crime, of embezzlement in the sale of Rock in Rio tickets. “A victim went to the police to report the case, after having transferred R$20,000 to Lívia’s account and never having received the tickets,” said police chief Felipe Santoro, head of the police unit.
“It is important to note that the accused is already known to the police and has other criminal records for carrying out other scams. , said Santoro.
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