The lawyer and former BBB told Estadão that she has started to suffer persecution since she moved into the building, in 2021, in Vitória, Espírito Santo.
the criminal lawyer Gizelly Bicalho said to be a victim of verbal violence in the condominium where he lives, Grand Parc Residencial Resort, in Vitória, Espírito Santo, after celebrating the victory of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (IT) as President of the Republic. However, the harassment is not recent: it began when she moved, as a tenant, to an upper-middle-class building in 2021.
In an interview with Estadio this Wednesday, 2, the former participant of the Big Brother Brazil he said he hoped to “feel safe” at home, but found an inhospitable and segregated environment when he rented the house. The discomfort with the other neighbors was immediately noticed.
Outside of the condominium groups on WhatsApp, Gizelly did not understand the reason for the exclusion. “When they add someone new, they let them know whether or not the person bought an apartment in the building,” she said.
She also said that the residents of the building called her “call girl“, as well as saying that their husbands could not meet her because of the sexy photos of their social networks.
The situation worsened when, on Sunday 30, after the Presidential Elections, the influencer went down to the common area of his building to celebrate Lula’s victory with the teenagers. Accompanied by his wife, a neighbor, who is not a landlord, he almost attacked her. She also called her “stupid”, “poor” and pronounced other curses against her honor of her, she says.
“I answered: ‘[Não sou burra porque] I have a college degree. But he came to beat me, he came with hatred, “joked the lawyer.
‘Fear of being killed’
The case escalated further when it became known that the owner in question is in favor of use of weapons. “I’m afraid I am died“he said. The situation caused so much insecurity that, in addition to the intention to relocate St. Paul, Gizelly revealed that nervousness prevented her from sleeping for three days. She too had left the building from the day the discussion took place.
The influencer decided to file a formal complaint with a unified accident report and expose the man in the social networks. However, he did not expect the response he would receive from the other residents of the condominium.
“When I posted the videos, many other residents told me that they too have been abused by him,” he stressed. Because similar testimonials to her came from tenants, she noticed a difference in treatment between tenants and landlords. Therefore, the main reason for the discord, in her opinion, would be social issues.
Gizelly said tenants don’t accept their humble roots. “I suffer from prejudice to come from below, to be a high school student and to study at a public school,” she stressed, who currently amasses 4.5 million followers on Instagram alone and several business partnerships.
Now, as a victim, the criminal lawyer said he understands when his clients call at inopportune times to talk about their cases. “It’s crazy to be in this place. I’ve only thought about it for three days,” she said.
However, according to Gizelly, no one from the condominium has looked for her and so far there has been no retraction. She said she asked for security footage, but she said she hasn’t received the material yet.
or Estadio tried to contact the manager of the company, but received no response as of this publication. The space remains open to the event.
How to act in case of violence between neighbors?
The condominium lawyer André Luiz Junqueirafrom Coelho, Junqueira and Roque Advogados, explained al Estadio that the victim of the assault, physical or verbal, has some alternatives to solve the problem.
The first that marks is the civil action, whose goal is to condemn the attackers and repair the moral damage caused. the second, the record of occurrence at the police station and then start a criminal action. Finally, the option is formalization of the event to the condominium administration for an internal investigation of the case and the application of a warning and a penalty.
«If the conflict took place in common areas or in private units, it is up to the co-owner to respect good customs, as well as safety, peace and health of all, as expressed by chapter IV of article 1336 of the civil code. on the other hand, the liquidator must carefully evaluate the evidence presented to the condominium legal officer to verify whether condominium infringements have really occurred “, he explained.
Junqueira also states this the condominium must provide the appropriate images if the resident submits a formal reasoned request proving his condition. The access to the material, according to him, must be “in harmony with the Policy on the protection of personal data” approved by the assembly of the company.
“However, the situation is controversial, as there are those who argue that only at the request of the police or the judiciary should any registration be released,” he added.
According to the lawyer, the political dispute “worsened residents’ spirits” after the coronavirus pandemic.
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Source: Terra
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