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Worker stabbed to death after taking meat from colleague's lunchbox

Notícias de Coimbra9 September 2026 at 22:41

Adelson Pereira de Araújo, 37 years old, died after being stabbed by a colleague with whom he shared lodging. The motive for the crime is believed to be the fact that Adelson had taken meat from the colleague's lunchbox.

The incident occurred when the two workers shared the same lodging. The victim was stabbed and did not survive the injuries.

Adelson Pereira de Araújo was 37 years old and worked under conditions that included sharing lodging with colleagues, which is believed to have led to the conflict that resulted in his death.

The aggressor was a coworker who shared the same lodging space with the victim, making this a case of violence in both the work and living environment among workers.

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