Justice convicts Fábio Felippe prison on suspicion of assaulting a woman | New Orleans hotels

He is suspected of having badaulted his wife, Cristine Cardoso de France Felipe, several times, December 21. She had broken faces.

The prosecutor's request for prison was accepted by the Bangu Criminal Court Judge. We were unable to contact Fábio Felippe's lawyer.

He was at the police station this week and said that he would only speak in court.

Testimony rendered the following Wednesday.

Fábio Tuffy Felippe, on suspicion of badaulting his ex-wife, appeared Wednesday morning (2) at the Pedra de Guaratiba women's police station (Deam), in the western area of ​​Rio de Janeiro. The testimony was a court order. Fábio is the son of Jorge Felippe, president of the city council of Rio de Janeiro.

On December 31, Judge Paulo Baldez upheld the decision of Judge Angelica dos Santos Costa to order the civilian police to hear Fábio, suspected of badaulting his wife, Christini Cardoso of Felipe Felippe.

According to a statement from TV Globo, Fábio arrived at the police station late Sunday (30), accompanied by his lawyer, and he promised to return on Wednesday (2), in the presence of the delegate, and declared that "It reserves the constitutional right to remain silent and to speak only in the courts".

In the arrest warrant, the delegate included four other investigations to which he had responded for domestic violence. According to the police, the facts constitute a violent personality of the suspect. The crimes include: bodily injury to the ex-wife; threat against the ex-wife and her relatives; disturbance of tranquility against the ex; and seizure of the vehicle and document of dubious origin.

Motivation and lamentation of the father

Fábio Tuffy Felippe would not have accepted the end of the relationship, according to the civilian police. The police station investigates to determine if he is responsible for the badaults suffered by Christini Cardoso of France Felippe on the last day

Alderman Jorge Felippe (MDB) protested in a video posted on a social network against the act allegedly committed by his son. .

"Those who practice violence must be held accountable," said the counselor. "Social networks have unfortunately become aware of the act of violence committed by my son against his partner," he said. "I do not have a wife, children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, I do not want violence for them, I do not want violence for anyone."