The Federal Police are investigating allegations of kidnapping, sexual harassment, sexual harassment and trafficking of women on the cruise known as “Navio Cabaré”, whose main attractions were farmers Leonardo and the couple Bruno and Marrone.
The victims of the project were four young people between 18 and 21 years old, coming from the states of Santa Catarina and Sao Paulo, hired as models by an agency.
Authorities were called after one of the young women accessed a phone and made contact with the family. After the request for help, the ship was approached by the Federal Police on Monday (13/11), in Angra dos Reis (RJ), after leaving Santos (SP).
After boarding the vessel, the young women reportedly realized that employees were distributing suspicious drinks, possibly containing unusual substances. Furthermore, they could not communicate with the outside and could only move around the ship under surveillance.
They were sent to IML for tests.
Promoação, the producer responsible for the event, stated that the musicians, Leonardo and Bruno & Marrone, have no relation to the episode and that the complaint is “unfounded and devoid of any evidence”. The company “vehemently rejects all allegations made.” He adds: “All appropriate measures will be taken to bring the truth to the public and the producer will spare no efforts in this regard. There has been no arrest or arrest of people, they have only asked for clarification statements.”
The Federal Police, however, say they are continuing to investigate the case and that “there are elements that point to evidence of a crime.”
“The fact that the arrest report was not actually drawn up does not exclude the future responsibility of the persons under investigation,” the PF told the O Globo newspaper.
Source: Terra
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