Gusttavo Lima is on the wanted list at Brazilian airports

If he fails to appear before the authorities, authorization will be issued to arrest the singer abroad.

Gusttavo Lima was included in the search system at Brazilian airports, according to federal police sources. The country singer was taken into custody on charges of obstructing investigations into a mafia linked to illegal gambling, but is in the United States.

Journalist Leo Dia reported that Gusttavo went with his family to Miami, after attending the Rock in Rio festival. The information was also confirmed by former coach Pablo Marçal, candidate for mayor of São Paulo. As soon as he returned to the country, the compatriot will be arrested. It is not clear whether he traveled on his private jet.

On the other hand, Gusttavo was not on the Interpol red list, which had only been notified of the arrest warrant against the artist, which does not allow effective action by the international police. Furthermore, the investigations are carried out by the Civil Police, which usually does not present this type of request to the Court.

If the compatriot does not present himself to the Brazilian authorities, judicial authorization will be needed to be included as a fugitive in the red list. With the provision in hand, the organization could arrest him abroad.

Gusttavo Lima’s defense considered the request for preventive detention by the judicial team of his compatriot to be “unjust” and “totally contrary to the facts already clarified.” “No effort will be spared to legally fight an unjust decision that has no legal basis,” he said in a statement.

Source: Terra

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