The man who stole the historic accordion of the group ‘Os Bambas do Nordeste’, last Wednesday (14) at the Arraiá do Comércio in the Feira de Santana was identified by the images of the security cameras around the party and according to the police at the time he was taken to the police station, wearing The same clothes he was wearing on the day the robbery was committed.
The images captured by the surveillance cameras show the moment he entered the dressing room, returned, took a backpack, entered the space again, and left the place with the accordion that Luiz Gonzaga gave 50 years ago to the Baio do Accordeon.
The outcome of the story happened happily and on the last night (16th), the object was found. The suspect found by the police denied the crime, however, the photos serve as proof.
The man is a can collector, he is in street condition, he was introduced last night, in the Delidicias complex, in the neighborhood of Sobradino, but since there is no arrest in the deed or the arrest warrant, he has been released.
CCTV footage shows the moment the accordion was stolen in Fiera de Santanahttps://t.co/x4Ip7ebODV pic.twitter.com/B3I0ZcQTJE
– AcordaCidade.com.br (AcordaCidade) June 17, 2023
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