The driver who ran over the cyclist on Sunday night (11/23) is Carlos Habib Chater Filho. He reported to the Civil Police of the Federal District (PCDF) that the cyclist was going in the wrong direction when he ended up being hit by the car.
Carlos is the son of Carlos Habib Chater, who has been identified as one of the central figures in the Operation Lava Jato plot. Carlos’s father was the owner of Posto da Torre, where bribes were paid between political contractors and Petrobras managers.
Investigator Lava Gato’s son detailed for PCDF the dynamics of the accident that led to the athlete’s death. According to Carlos, he was going to leave his girlfriend at home on QL 32.
During the flight, on QL 26, Carlos was driving in the left lane at low speed due to low visibility due to heavy rain at the time.
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That’s when he encountered the cyclist traveling on the road in the wrong direction at high speed.
Due to the rain and poor lighting of the place, in addition to the fact that the cyclist was coming from a curve, there was no time to react, according to Carlos.
He also added in his statement that a motorcyclist stopped at the scene of the accident and informed him that moments before the accident occurred, he had previously warned the motorcyclist that he was going in the wrong direction.
Carlos remained at the scene to provide assistance to the victim pending a forensic examination and other appropriate procedures.
According to the Military Police of the Federal District (PMDF), the driver took an alcohol test, known as a breathalyzer, and the result was 0.00 mg/l.
The road had to be closed to ensure safety during the service. The Civilian Police (PCDF) and Military Police (PMDF) were called in.
The identity of the cyclist who was killed has not yet been determined. The reporter tried to contact Carlos Habib Al-Shater Filho, but the possibility of demonstrations is still open.