ТЮРЕМНАЯ БАНДА, ЗАХВАТИВШАЯ БРАЗИЛИЮ - Первая столичная команда [PCC]

Telegram channel - https://t.me/historyofkriminal On August 31, 1993, a football match between prisoners took place in the courtyard of Taubaté Prison in Brazil. It ended in a brawl. It began among inmates, but quickly became uncontrollable and culminated with a guard's head being severed and the deputy warden impaled. This outcome was no accident. In Brazil at the time, prison administrators didn't consider prisoners human, subjecting them to constant physical and psychological humiliation. And the inmates' outburst of aggression against prison authorities during an internecine brawl was logical. But we are interested in this incident for another reason. It was during this riot that eight prisoners decided they had had enough and would no longer tolerate the abuse at the hands of the authorities. They banded together and created a semblance of a prisoner's union to defend their rights by force, responding to the guards' violence with violence. However, they couldn't have imagined that in just a couple of decades, their association would become perhaps the country's main criminal organization, already numbering over 30,000 people in 26 Brazilian states. And if you're interested in learning more about this organization, then meet the First Capital Team, on the other side of the law.