"Arrested 'Oil Baron,' Former City Councilman from RJ, Caused 33 Million Reais Loss to Petrobras by Stealing 14 Million Liters of Fuel"

“Arrested ‘Oil Baron,’ Former City Councilman from RJ, Caused 33 Million Reais Loss to Petrobras by Stealing 14 Million Liters of Fuel”

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 06/11/2020 at 12:11

Updated on 06/11/2020 at 13:17

Preso “Barão do petróleo”, o ex-vereador do RJ, que deu um prejuízo de 33 milhões de reais à Petrobras, por roubar 14 milhões de litros de combustível

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Gang Responsible for Stealing 14 Million Liters of Oil from Petrobras Operated in the States of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais, and Espírito Santo

Known as the “Baron of Oil,” Denilson Silva Pessanha, former councilman of Duque de Caxias in Rio de Janeiro, is identified as the leader of one of the largest fuel theft gangs from Petrobras pipelines. Looking for a job? Send your resume now, Transocean Contracts with Petrobras Demand Openings for Offshore Drilling Services for Oil and Gas Wells

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The action by the Civil Police in conjunction with the Public Ministry of Rio de Janeiro aims to fulfill 7 arrest warrants and 11 search and seizure warrants. The operation, called Sete Capitães, takes place in the capital, as well as in the municipalities of Macaé, Quissamã, Carapebus, Rio das Ostras, and Casimiro de Abreu, and in Rolândia, Paraná.

The Baron of Oil was arrested yesterday morning (11/05) in Espírito Santo by civil police from the Delegacy for the Defense of Delegated Services (DDSD) in Vila Velha and taken back to Rio.

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Petrobras Statement

Petrobras and the Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro signed a Cooperation Agreement on Friday morning (11/6) for the exchange of public safety intelligence information of mutual interest. The agreement will allow Petrobras to act more preventively in protecting and securing its facilities and its employees, especially concerning the fight against fuel theft in pipelines.

“Arrested ‘Oil Baron,’ Former City Councilman from RJ, Caused 33 Million Reais Loss to Petrobras by Stealing 14 Million Liters of Fuel”

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“Arrested ‘Oil Baron,’ Former City Councilman from RJ, Caused 33 Million Reais Loss to Petrobras by Stealing 14 Million Liters of Fuel”

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