Robinho says he believes he will be released soon and will eat ‘Easter eggs’ at home, says newspaper

Robinho started serving his sentence nine years in prison for rape last Friday, 22nd, but it says believe that he will leave the prison system soon. Inmate in the Tremembé (SP) penitentiary complex, the former player hopes to receive a favorable judicial decision and even played with criminal agents who ‘will eat Easter eggs at home’. The information is from the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo.

Prison officers interviewed by the report reported that Robinho has been ‘calm’ and he says he thinks he will gain freedom soon. He even said that he will leave the penitentiary complex this week, before the Easter holidays, an employee revealed.

Employees at Tremembé Penitentiary II also pointed out that Robinho may suffer a ‘blow’ after the end of the observation regime, when he will be incorporated into the prison population and will start living with other inmates in the complex.

After being arrested by the Federal Police in the condominium where he lived in Santos, on the coast of São Paulo, Robinho underwent a custody hearing and was transferred to Tremembé Penitentiary II in the early hours of Friday. For a period of ten days, The man convicted of rape is under observation in a 2mx4m cell, designed for this purpose, with capacity for two people. He is currently alone in his cell.

Robinho Prison

Robinho was arrested by the PF in the condominium where he lives, on the edge of Santos, in the early evening of last Thursday, 21st. Earth followed the movements of the police, who remained in the building for around an hour before leaving the place in unmarked vehicles.

Robinho was then taken to the PF headquarters in Santos, where he underwent a criminal examination and a custody hearing via videoconference. From there, he was transferred to Tremembé authorized by the Judiciary.

The movement for the player’s arrest began on Thursday afternoon, when the president of the STJ, minister Maria Thereza de Assis Moura, signed a letter to the Federal Court of Santos ordering the issuance of Robinho’s arrest warrant. The decision was followed by federal judge Mateus Castelo Branco Firmino.

On the other hand, Minister Luiz Fux, of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), rejected the request for habeas corpus petitioned by the former player’s defense. In the decision, the minister argued that, by approving the sentence, the STJ complied with the international cooperation agreements between Brazil and Italy.

According to Fux, Robinho responded to the case duly represented by a lawyer and was definitively convicted by the Italian Court.

Serving a sentence in Brazil

Last Wednesday, the 20th, the STJ magistrates approved the sentence of the Italian Court, which sentenced the former player to nine years in prison. The sentence must be served under an initial closed regime, in Brazil. The trial score was nine ministers in favor and two against the decision.

The STJ also decided to arrest Robinho immediately, differing from another wing that argued that the arrest should only occur after the final judgment has been reached, that is, after all resources have been exhausted.

According to the ministers, Robinho must remain in a closed regime because the crime is considered serious and carries a sentence of more than eight years. Issues related to the progression of the punishment regime must follow the rules of the Brazilian Heinous Crimes Law and the Criminal Execution Law.

Tremembé Penitentiary (SP) is known for inmates of notorious cases

Source: Redação Terra