Ricardo Neis – has he been sentenced?

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    chorltonjon

    Does anyone know what happened to him? The incident happened in Feb and seems to have been dropped by the media.

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    IanMiller

    There seems to have been some
    There seems to have been some progress on the case although it hasn’t as yet come to any conclusion, and the only articles I have found are in Portuguese.

    I don’t understand Portuguese but according to my interpretation of machine translations, an
    article last February reported very little progress, but a more recent
    article in June seems to be saying he has been committed for trial.

    Is there anyone who does understand Portuguese who might be able to provide a better insight?

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    Tony Farrelly

    Well, except in his case he’d
    Well, except in his case he’d got previous for driving his car the wrong way down a busy street, driving on the pavement, possession of an illegal firearm, with I think the suggestion that he’d threatened his ex-wife with it.

    From what I read the suggestion wasn’t that he was mentally ill it was that he was/is a psychopath – history teaches that many such people are quite capable of holding down a job… my daily ride to work suggests that more than a few are also quite capable of driving a car, bus, or lorry.

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    londonplayer

    The guy is not mentally ill.
    The guy is not mentally ill. Mentally ill people cannot hold down a job, drive a car, form objectives throughout the day, plan for the future etc. We all know what happened. He lost his temper and just decided it would be ok to drive through a crowd of cyclists.

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    Tony Farrelly

    Good point chorltonjon, we
    Good point chorltonjon, we keep a regular lookout but so far nothing. Last report we had was they he had been moved to a secure psychiatric institution while the investigation continued. It may well be that the wheels of Brazilian are still turning – I’d be surprised if they are not, certainly given the profile the case had I doubt that it could have been dropped without the media getting wind of it.

    Well, you’d hope that would be the case

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