Cars belonging to Taylor Swift’s entourage have been seized in Rio, police say

In testimony, drivers said they were instructed to cover their vehicles’ license plates when traveling in restricted lanes. T4F, organizer of the show, has not yet commented

Entourage car Taylor Swift They were seized after authorities received a report that the vehicles had license plates covered in black plastic, according to Rio’s Civil Police, while the 14th Police Station in Leblon, south of Rio, is investigating the case. Drivers can be held responsible for the crime of concealing or tampering with vehicle identification signals. Report reached out to T4F, but did not receive a response at the time of publication.

A team from the police station went to the hotel where the artist is staying to investigate the case, which occurred on Thursday the 16th. In a statement to the police, the drivers said they had received instructions to cover the vehicle’s license plate to travel in exclusive lanes, according to police.

Since no accident occurred, the vehicles have already been returned. Investigators have requested analysis of the hotel’s security camera footage.

Report reached out to Tickets for Fun (T4F), producer of the singer’s shows in Brazil, but did not receive a response at the time of publication. The space remains open.

The artist has postponed the show this Saturday

Taylor Swift postponed to next Monday, the 20th, the show that will be held on Saturday the 18th in Rio de Janeiro. The reason, according to the artist, is the “extreme temperatures” of the capital Rio de Janeiro, where the thermal sensation in recent days has approached 60º C.

The day before, Ana Clara Benevides, 23, had died after falling ill at the Nilton Santos Stadium, Engenhão. Several fans reported feeling ill due to the crowds and heat on Friday during the tour’s debut in Brazil. The singer will also perform in Sao Paulo on November 25 and 26.

Source: Terra

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