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Flamengo’s general and legal vice president, Rodrigo Dunshee, said on Tuesday (22) that lip-reading specialists identified a racial insult from Colombian Juan Ramírez, from Bahia, to Bruno Henrique, from Flamengo.
The two argued shortly after Gerson accused Ramirez of saying “shut up, nigga.”
The specialists who analyzed the images are from the Institute of Education for the Deaf (Ines). The report will be sent by Flamengo to the Superior Court of Sports Justice (STJD) and to the Rio de Janeiro Police. The images showing the confrontation between Ramírez and Bruno Henrique went viral on social networks this Tuesday.
Flamengo ordered specialists from INES – INSTITUTO DE EDUCACAO DE SURDOS, a lip reading of Ramírez’s situation with Bruno Henrique moments before what happened with Gerson. The test revealed that there would have been a violation, we will present it to the STJD and hand it over to the police, ”Dunshee wrote on his Twitter account.
Luis Felipe Ramos Barroso, Felipe Oliver and Mikel Vidal, experts in lip reading consulted by GloboEsporte.com, assure that Ramírez says the following to Bruno Henrique: “You’re talking a lot, black.”
Vidal is the son of Colombians and has experience mastering the Spanish language. All the experts heard on the site work as translators at Inés, and Barroso adds that Bruno Henrique also features Ramírez, calling him “shitty gringo” in the discussion.
Bruno Henrique’s publicist says the attacker did not hear Ramírez call him “black.”
In an interview with Folha, Guilherme Bellintani, president of Bahia, affirmed that, if the alleged racial injuries are proven, the episode will become a place in the history of the club, which promotes initiatives against racism.
Flamengo’s strategy for the development of the case was to check all the audio records collected during the match after Gerson’s complaint on Sunday. There is no evidence in the material of crimes directed at Gerson.
This Tuesday morning, the Flamengo midfielder went to the police station to testify about Ramírez’s alleged injury against him.
“I’m here at the police station, I came to talk about what happened. I want to make it very clear that I did not come here just to speak for myself, but also to speak for my daughter, who is black, my nephews, who are black, my father , my mother”. , friends too, and all the black people in the world. On the fact that today, thank God, I have the status of a footballer, where I have an active voice to be able to speak and give strength to other people who suffer from racism or other prejudices, “said the midfielder in a video released by himself. Flamengo.
