Reporter Thays Gomez got scared during the live broadcast of the newscast “Bom dia São Paulo” (TV Globo) today. A journalist from affiliate TV Tem spoke about a new sweep of GATE (Special Tactical Action Group) In the center of Araçatuba (SP) When there was a loud noise.
Later, the reporter entered again live in Rodrigo Bocardi newspaper and said that the team is fine.
Good team…just a big scare our team got. He came from a nearby condominium, we don’t understand, we just heard the explosion. We don’t know for sure, that’s what I showed while programming. Thai Gomez
The security apparatus and the Civil Guard in the capital are still investigating the nature of the explosion.
Yesterday, the city was targeted by The work of a group of criminals attacked three bank branches at dawn. The gang distributed explosives through downtown streets and used the residents as a shield in their escape. At least three people were killed, including two residents and others Five . injured Four people were hospitalized.
Today, GATE will conduct a new downtown inspection in the interior of the state of São Paulo for explosives left by criminals. When he talked about today’s operations, Thai Gomez was stunned by the hype.
We are next to Banco do Brasil and Caixa, it’s scary to be here yesterday… We don’t know what that was, it came from Building That noise. It frightened the birds, the inhabitants here. Thai Gomez
Thaís Gomes spoke with Rodrigo Bocardi live from Araçatruba (SP)
Photo: Playback / TV Globo
According to the journalist, it was just a “big panic” that could occur in nearby condominiums.
Lt. Col. Rodrigo Bocardi confirmed that the team of journalists are doing well and that SSP and GCM are investigating the cause of the noise.
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