Thiago Rodrigues was beaten after being robbed by five men over the weekend. Find out about the actor’s health.
Thiago Rodríguez was robbed and beaten by five thugs when leaving a party in Gávea, in the south zone of Rio de Janeiro, on Saturday (10). The actor was shocked in Praça Santos Dumont until sunday morning (11), when he was rescued by a woman and taken to a hospital in the region.
With aggression, Thiago Rodrigues he had part of his scalp torn out and needed stitches in place. According to Maria Morais, the actor’s manager, he only realized he had been robbed when he was beaten on the floor.
“When he went to cross Santos Dumont square, he had already been accosted. He woke up with a lady who was taking care of him. But he was injured and unconscious until he arrived, I think,” the businesswoman said in a interview with “Quem” .
Thiago Rodrigues had to undergo tests and underwent a stitch in hospital. The actor was released on the same day. According to a statement from the Civil Police, investigations are underway on the incident. The artist should testify at the police station in the next few days.
Thiago Rodrigues receives public support after being beaten during a robbery
Thiago Rodrigues has not used social networks since the accident. In the last photo published by the actor, three days ago, famous and anonymous characters write messages of affection and wish the artist well.
“Come on my friend! May God give you relief and comfort. I’m sorry my brother!” wrote actor Willian Mello. “Come on big brother, God bless your life and may you be 100% as soon as possible, I wish you…
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