O report from the Technical-Scientific Police showed that the Porsche driven by Fernando Sastre de Andrade Filho was at 156.4 km/h moments before hitting the car of app driver Ornaldo da Silva Viana, on Avenida Salim Farah Maluf, in the east zone of São Paulo.
According to the document, the Porsche was traveling at 114.8 km/h when it approached the other vehicle. Ornaldo’s car was speeding between 40 km/h and 38.3 km/h. The limit for the road is 50 km/h.
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The accident involving Fernando Sastre Filho happened in the early hours of March 31, on Avenida Salim Farah Maluf, east of São Paulo. The driver of a Porsche crashed into the back of a Renault and killed the driver of the vehicle.
In his statement at the beginning of the month, Fernando stated that he was speeding “a little above the permitted”. The information was contested by witnesses, who indicated that he was speeding.
In addition to the speed report, other documents will be produced by the Criminalistics Institute (IC) and Legal Medical Institute (IML) to be delivered to the Civil Police, which investigates the causes and possible responsibilities for the accident. Authorities will use a 3D scanner, in which drone experts will be used to take aerial images of the crash site and reconstruct on video in more detail what the collision was like.
This report was requested from the Court by the Public Ministry (MP), which is monitoring the investigations. The IC expert intends to scan the accident site this Thursday (25).
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