A bar attendant tried to disarm the cyclist's attacker in Copacabana.Photo by DANIEL QUEIROZ on Pexels
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A bar attendant tried to disarm the cyclist's attacker in Copacabana.

cbn27 August 2026 at 13:37

A bar attendant on Rua Barata Ribeiro, in Copacabana, tried to prevent the lynching of Cláudio Rafael Landeiro on the night of the 11th. Rayana de Sousa Batista Silva, who worked at Bar e Café Nosso Cantinho, managed to take away from Davi Santos Machado a piece of wood that he had picked up to attack the victim on the street. The attendant warned the aggressor that the bicycle could really belong to Cláudio. Three local workers confirmed to the police the existence of a paid street security scheme coordinated by Aluísio da Silva Filho, who stated he had been coordinating clandestine policing in the region for 25 years.

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