‘Thugs are randomly shooting at anyone who passes’: Looting, rape and murder break out on the streets of Brazil after military police go on strike
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
Chaos on the streets of Espírito Santo has been compared to the film The Purge
Officers have staged a mass walkout in a row over their working conditions
People are running around with guns and machetes causing panic in Brazil
Fresh negotiations planned for later today on the proviso officers return to work
By GARETH DAVIES
DailyMail.com
6 February 2017
Looting, rape and murders have been reported on the streets of Brazil after the military police in Espírito Santo went on strike.
The chaos has been compared to the 2014 thriller film The Purge where a lawless night of terror leads to horrific crimes.
With officers staging a walk-out over conditions, thugs are running riot in Brazil, with people running rampant with guns and machetes, shops being robbed, buses set on fire and dead bodies are left lying in the street.
The harrowing scenes are being reported from all around the state, and one resident told Political Outsource: ‘The thugs are randomly shooting at anyone who passes the street in Espírito Santo.
‘My God what is happening.’
Schools have been closed and even football matches cancelled in the affected areas due to the lack of security, which has meant many people are refusing to even venture outdoors.
‘I won’t even leave my house today,’ one Brazilian resident in Espirato Santo told Political Outsource.
‘Things are absolutely crazy, there are people running around with guns in pretty populated areas, dozens of people stealing from malls, even dead bodies on streets.’
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