Brazil teen branded 'I'm a thief' over bike theft accusations
Last activity 19 June 2017 by Mike in São Paulo
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spanishpete wrote:that's the way to treat them,,, good on them
Some fun 'facts':
1) The "camera man" that recorded the incidente had previously been convicted to over 5 years in prison for robbery, which makes the whole situation a bit hypocritical.
2) Since they, the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man", are now in police custody, according to their statement they "thought" the minor wanted to steal the bike.
3) They, the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man", are being investigated, and will certainly be prosecuted for the crime of torture, which in this specific case, since the victim was a minor, has a minimum prison time of 5 years and a maximum of 12. Since they video taped it, their sentence will probably be ten years or so.
So that is indeed a good way to treat "them", the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man". 
svenveer wrote:spanishpete wrote:that's the way to treat them,,, good on them
Some fun 'facts':
1) The "camera man" that recorded the incidente had previously been convicted to over 5 years in prison for robbery, which makes the whole situation a bit hypocritical.
2) Since they, the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man", are now in police custody, according to their statement they "thought" the minor wanted to steal the bike.
3) They, the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man", are being investigated, and will certainly be prosecuted for the crime of torture, which in this specific case, since the victim was a minor, has a minimum prison time of 5 years and a maximum of 12. Since they video taped it, their sentence will probably be ten years or so.
So that is indeed a good way to treat "them", the tattoo "artist" and the "camera man".
the best "game" keeper is a poacher so in other words it takes a criminal to catch a criminal...................
Up the criminal catcher's 
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