On Friday night, according to Metro, the incident occurred (18). The Public Security Secretariat was contacted by the State Human Rights Council and told to take action on this matter.. As the president explains, "we searched for measures that could more rapidly ensure people's protection" when we received information about assaults by neo-Nazi organisations.
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| [Skinhead attacks Brazilian metro station, Photo: G1] |
Online videos show males in black, with printed t-shirts, verbally abusing ladies at the turnstiles at So Paulo Metro Line 3-Red station Anhangaba (see below). . (See the video above for an example of this). Skinheads, according to other passengers, are a notoriously intolerant and far-right gang.
Get out! and "son of a bitch!" are heard in the footage. A passenger said on Twitter that one of the males hurled a glass bottle at him, and his only response was to hide in a room until the situation was under control.
A gang of radicals was involved in an incident that occurred around 11:50 p.m. on Friday, according to Metro. He said that no one was hurt, including passengers and station employees, and that no property was damaged as a result of the incident.
"Last Friday, about 11:50 p.m., a group of individuals looked to be fighting in the Anhangaba station's free area. There were no injuries or property damage to Metro staff or passengers. The party didn't go to the paid Metro section and departed a few minutes later without using it "A scribbled note states such.
According to Dimitri Sales, head of the State Council for Human Rights (Condepe), the footage of the incident has been given to SSP's Secretariat for Public Security (SSP). The lawyer requested that the Prime Minister's agents be sent to the Metro stations and the surrounding area.
A few days after we learned of the incidents, we took steps to protect the community by identifying and apprehending the skinheads and enforcing appropriate punishments. G1 was informed by Sales that the Public Security Secretariat responded right away.
Military Police Executive Secretary Colonel lvaro Camilo notified Condepe's president that he would make an official complaint with PM command in charge of the station's area and encouraged anybody who has been threatened or violent to do so, according to Condepe's president. Cases that may arise in the future should follow the same rule of thumb.