A woman was arrested last Saturday, May 13, while walking her dogs in Balneário Camburiú, a town on the north coast of Santa Catarina. The reason? She was topless as she walked the animals along the waterfront.
According to the Terra website, she was taken by the Civil Police while walking along Avenida Atlântica. Images of both the walk and the moment she is detained by the police circulated on the internet.
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As it turns out, she resisted arrest and appears to have argued with members of the corporation. Still according to the publication, she stated that she was just hanging out with the dogs.
To the press, the Civil Police of Santa Catarina stated that a detailed term was made for the crime of obscene act, provided for in Article 233 of the Penal Code of Brazil. She can spend three months to a year in prison or face a fine.
Before the woman arrested in Santa Catarina, there was the couple from Goiânia
If you don't remember, a completely naked couple was seen walking around Setor Sul, in Goiânia, in March of this year. They were filmed by popular people and the images went viral on social networks in a very short time.
In the post, the person asks if they are “cool”, and they say yes. “We are, how about you? Are you all right?”. They walk calmly and don't seem bothered by being naked in public.
However, the story does not stop there. Police found that the couple also vandalized a beauty salon in the area. All the action was recorded by security cameras.
The device images show the couple breaking the door and window of the place. In the video, it is seen that everything happened around 7 am. They roam the hall and break objects inside.
It is not known what motivated the two to invade the establishment. However, the biggest suspicion is that they were under the influence of drugs. Also because, according to the Military Police told the press, nothing was taken.
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