'I survived by sheer luck,' former manager of São Paulo reveals as he narrates a moment of robbery
Aurélio Cunha, a doctor and former director of the São Paulo Police Department, revealed in testimony the details of the robbery he suffered in August near his residence in the state capital.
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What happened?
Aurélio Cunha, a doctor and former director of the São Paulo hospital, is still living with the consequences of an assault he suffered in August near his home in the city.
The Dynamics of Crime
Aurélio Cunha was a victim of the so-called "glass breaking gang", a recurring robbery modality in Greater São Paulo where criminals break the glass of vehicles parked in traffic or at traffic lights to steal belongings from occupants.
This type of action is usually quick and violent: the bandits act in a few seconds, often causing injuries to victims by shrapnel or fear, and then flee, making immediate pursuit difficult for POL ice.
Why the Case Causes Attention
The name of Aurélio Cunha is known in the football world: besides being a manager at São Paulo, he has built a career in sports medicine, which gives the episode repercussion among fans and in the club environment.
Where we are now
After months since August, Aurélio Cunha continues to deal with the effects of the assault both physically and on a daily basis, in front of the insecurity around his own residence.
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