Empresário é morto a tiros por sócio em Arujá (SP)

A businessman in the recycling industry was shot dead by his own partner in the city of Arujá, in Greater São Paulo. Vitor Hugo Delgado, known as Vitinho, was 29 years old and was shot after a conversation with Vanderson de Lima Macedo, 32 years old. The crime occurred at the victims' workplace. Vanderson visited one of the company's units to speak with Vitor Hugo. After being informed that his partner was at another company unit, he went there and was allowed entry by Vitinho. Witnesses told police that the two talked calmly for about 20 minutes before the fatal shot. After committing the murder, Vanderson fled the scene, threatening a company security guard with the weapon still in his hands. He got into a white car registered in Rio de Janeiro and escaped. The main line of investigation points to a possible business disagreement between the two businessmen as the motive for the crime. The police are searching for Vanderson while investigating the exact circumstances that led to the tragic outcome. Preliminary information indicates that both men had formed a partnership to dismantle an old company and collect valuable scrap metal. Vitor Hugo was taken to the hospital by company employees, but he did not survive the gunshot wounds. Friends and colleagues deeply mourned his death, highlighting his personal and professional qualities: "A young, good person, a hard-working guy," said a colleague. Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating the fugitive suspect; any information could be crucial in solving this shocking case involving multi-million dollar businesses and resulting in an irreparable loss for the victim's friends and family. ➡️ Follow more news on our official website: https://recordtv.r7.com/cidade-alerta Our Whatsapp: https://cidadealerta.r7.com/whatsapp Subscribe to the Cidade Alerta channel: http://r7.com/0Fhv Watch full episodes on RecordPlus: https://www.recordplus.com Facebook:   / cidadealertarecord   Instagram:   / cidadealerta   Twitter:   / cidadealerta   #CidadeAlerta #ReinaldoGottino