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A woman was the victim of sexual harassment in a supermarket in Patos de Minas. In the images made available by the establishment, it is possible to see the moment in which the man, wearing a helmet and red t-shirt, approaches the victim and puts his hand on her buttocks.

When she arrived home, the victim told her husband what had happened and together they returned to the supermarket to check the security cameras. Upon analyzing the video, the couple recognized the suspect as their neighbor.

The suspect denied the accusations and said he was at the scene, but did not remember the facts. The man was arrested for sexual harassment. At the police station, he was interviewed and his arrest was confirmed by the police chief.

Cameras capture man passing his hand over woman’s buttocks in supermarket

Young Cristian Garcia, who has lived in Uberlândia for 6 years, once wanted to be a priest and even entered the seminary. For four years, life for Christ was based on waking up, going to Holy Mass, organizing prayer groups and the community for the church.

However, during a church retreat everything changed. Avowedly homosexual, Cristian fell in love with another boy.

Contact was maintained and after much conversation, both decided to leave religious life to live their great love.

Considered the most expensive female bovine in the world by Guinness World Records, the Viatina-19 FIV Mara Móveis cow has already been auctioned “for half” at ExpoZebu, in Uberaba. In 2022, 50% of the animal’s property was sold for almost R$4 million during an auction held by the Brazilian Association of Zebu Breeders (ABCZ).

Currently, the 5-year-old cow is valued at almost R$21 million, that is, almost three times more than what was valued in 2022. The new valuation made her enter the record books.

The latest evaluation occurred after a third of the animal was sold for around R$7 million. The current owners of Viatina are Casa Branca Agropastoril, Agropecuária Napemo and Nelore HRO.