PCC Tigger killed in confrontation is suspected of setting fire to car with body inside in Los Angeles

Denis Rodrigues Flores Medeiros, 40 years old, known as Tigrão of the PCC, killed in a confrontation with police officers from the Shock Battalion, in Campo Grande, this Wednesday (27), is suspected of having set fire to a car found in the Los Angeles. Inside the vehicle there was a charred body.

Information is that he boasted about having committed a homicide in footage, where he appeared to set fire to a car with a body inside. Tigger of the PCC has several police records, including two for homicide.

When he was taken to the hospital after the confrontation with the police, the military found a false identity document in his pocket in the name of Luís Augusto. Tigger from the PCC had an outstanding arrest warrant and was being monitored when the clash with the police occurred.

The Choque team traveled to a residence in the Tiradentes neighborhood, which, according to a survey carried out by the Intelligence team, would be Denis’s residence. That the Mercedes vehicle, which was used by the author, was parked in the garage of the residence. During a search inside the car, a lime rifle was located. 7.62 decommuned.

The clash

Before the confrontation, the military was monitoring the criminal when they approached him. He did not respond to the order to put his hands on his head. The criminal allegedly tried to pull out a firearm from his waist and ended up being shot by the police.

The man then fell to the ground and was disarmed and taken to the Regional Hospital. Residents of the region told Jornal Midiamax that they heard several shots and that the police quickly helped the man.

The residence of a retired couple who lives opposite the site had some marks from gunshots. An elderly man was in an area outside the house about 10 meters into the residence.

Charred body inside car

Charred body was found in a burning vehicle on the 16th of this month, on a local road in the Los Angeles neighborhood, in Campo Grande. The discovery happened after a Fire Department team was called to fight the flames.

The red Gol vehicle had been stolen five days earlier in front of a college. Information is that the owner of the car, a medical student, had parked the vehicle in front of the university at around 5 pm, entering the unit, and when he left hours later, he no longer found the vehicle.