Supermarket customer reports that security guards were ‘disoriented’ when they realized that João Alberto was not breathing | Rio Grande do Sul

A RBS TV had access to the content of the testimony. In it, the witness stated that he approached the confusion when he arrived at the supermarket and saw that a man was immobilized on the floor.

He said he realized that the victim “had visible signs of suffocation” and that he warned the security guards of the fact, but that they asked him “not to interfere with his work.”

A little later, you would have noticed a change in the color tone of João Alberto’s lips and fingers. At this point, he again alerted security guards, “but it was too late.”

The witness then relates that at that moment, the frightened security guards asked the people who were there if there was anyone who knew how to check vital signs. Then a knight would have approached and reported the death.

The security guards reportedly became disoriented and stayed close to the victim’s body for a few moments before moving away.

Still, according to the client, it would have taken Samu about an hour to reach the place.

By the time the police arrived at the supermarket, the client reported that she approached the victim’s wife. Milena reportedly told her that her husband was very nervous and always asked to go home while shopping.

According to Milena’s account to the client, at one point, the victim would have played a game with a local security guard, and that attitude would have upset her. For the customer, she did not need it had been a joke.

The witness also said that at no time did he witness that the victim was offended by employees of the commercial establishment because of his skin color or social condition.

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The Civil Police have heard from about 20 people about the investigation into the death of João Alberto.

According to the delegate Eibert Moreira Neto, the people who were heard are employees who were at the scene.

The delegate added that more testimonies are scheduled for this Monday (23).