Federal Highway Police officer arrested in Paraná after being caught driving car with stolen report and tampered chassis

Federal Highway Police officer arrested in Londrina A Federal Highway Police officer was arrested in Londrina, in Northern Paraná. He was identified as Vagner Shigueoka and was driving a car with a theft or robbery alert and tampering. ✅ Follow the g1 Paraná channel on WhatsApp RPC, an affiliate of TV Globo in Paraná, contacted his defense, which stated they will only manifest within the court records. According to the police report, the Military Police (PM-PR) received information, on the night of this Wednesday (17), that a vehicle was circulating in Londrina with simultaneous records in São Paulo (SP). During the approach, Vagner identified himself as a police officer and handed over the weapon he was carrying.

Military police officers found tampering in the chassis marking and in the chassis number on the multimedia system. Upon discovering the true number, it was possible to confirm that the car had altered license plates and that the vehicle was stolen in São Gonçalo (RJ). Car had fake plates and tampered chassis. Reproduction Read also: 25 thousand liters of water: Store catches fire in Curitiba, population calls firefighters, but truck gets involved in an accident and does not arrive at the location 'I'm going to make a frame': Car is completely consumed by fire, but Bible inside remains with intact pages, in PR Show in Paraná: Luan Santana sees poster with fan request and calls pregnant woman to the stage for gender reveal Vagner was arrested in flagrante for receiving stolen goods and remained silent during the testimony.

He underwent a custody hearing on Thursday morning (18) and was released. In a note sent to g1, the Federal Highway Police (PRF) informed that Vagner is suspended from work. Read in full: "The Federal Highway Police (PRF) monitored, yesterday evening, in Londrina (PR) the arrest of a PRF employee by the Military Police of Paraná.

The established fact (tampered vehicle) has no relation to the police function that the employee performed. Before yesterday's arrest, the employee was already legally suspended from activities at the PRF, without exercising police or administrative activities.

The PRF Internal Affairs Department is monitoring the case to investigate the existence of functional misconduct." VIDEOS: Most watched from g1 Paraná Read more news on g1 Paraná.