Mario Gomez says he was tied up and R$50,000 stolen from his home in Rio

Mario Gomez provided details about the robbery that took place at his home in Barinha, the southwestern region of Rio, in the early hours of Friday the 5th of this month. The actor claims that he was restricted and humiliated and had to give all the money he kept at the property to the seven masked bandits who invaded the place.

He said: “The men took all my money. Thank God I had a lot of money at home and this is what saved me. The man who came down from my house came angry and did not find anything. He asked: Where is the money? I will rob you.”

He said he had already given about “50 contos” (50,000 Brazilian reals) to another criminal in the gang. He added: “It was luck. If I didn’t have 50 contos, I probably wouldn’t have got them here. They found a medal that Bolsonaro gave me, and I told him: ‘Now the cow goes to the swamp.'”

In videos posted on Instagram, the actor showed the entire house destroyed after the actions of the criminals.

Mario claims he was taken hostage, had his arms tied and was threatened by a bandit when he tried to open his wrist: “Don’t do that man, you want to make fun of me?” “Seven masked men, all dressed as ninjas, horror,” he concluded.

When contacted by the report, the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro issued the following note: “The case was registered at the DP