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Man is shot by his own brother while raking the yard in Inácio Martins

Victim was raking the yard when he was hit by a shot from a 12-gauge shotgun. The incident occurred in the area of Matão de Baixo on Tuesday night (9) in Inácio Martins.

Homem é baleado pelo próprio irmão enquanto capinava quintal em Inácio Martins
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A man was shot on Monday night at around 7:10 p.m. in the town of Matão de Baixo, in Inácio Martins.

The police team was activated by COPOM to respond to an incident of firearm shooting. On the way to the scene, the police were informed that the victim had already been rescued by relatives to the municipal hospital.

At the medical site, it was found that the man had gun injuries in his right leg, left thigh and hip. After the first calls, he was transferred to Irati's Santa Casa.

According to reports from relatives, the victim was grazing the backyard of the house when his brother passed by the site and fired a shot at her using a calibre 12 rifle. The motivation, according to the reports, would be old disagreements and a disagreement that occurred moments before.

After the crime, the perpetrator fled to an extensive area of kill taking the weapon used. Police searched the area, but the suspect was not located.

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Matheus de Lara
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Matheus de Lara
Jornalista formado pelo Centro Universitário Santa Amélia (UniSecal) de Ponta Grossa. Graduado em dezembro de 2019, já trabalhou por dois anos em jornal impresso em conjunto com um portal de notícias. Atualmente exerce o cargo de jornalista no Portal Boca no Trombone, desde 13 de março de 2023.
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