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Man Identifies Himself as 'Emperor of the Armed Forces' and Tries to Invade STF

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The individual, who said disconnected sentences, was restrained by the court's security team, but did not get arrested.

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The individual, who said disconnected sentences, was restrained by the court's security team, but did not get arrested.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The security of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) today withdrew a man who was trying to access the Court. He would have made disconnected statements and presented himself as Emperor of the Brazilian Armed Forces. According to information from the Supreme, the man, who has not yet been identified, did not get arrested. He was just sent out of the Court. The episode takes place a few days after an attempt to invade the Court. Last Thursday (1st), a…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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A man was contained this Thursday (8) by the security team of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) after trying to enter the headquarters building of the Court, where the plenary is located. The episode occurred after he approached the marquise of the building and began to utter disconnected phrases. The man identified himself as "emperor of the Brazilian Armed Forces". Related news:Man is arrested while attempting to invade the headquarters of the S…

·Quadra, Brazil
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A man was removed from the area of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) on Thursday (8) after attempting to enter the headquarters building of the Court declaring himself Emperor of the Brazilian Armed Forces. The episode took place around 2:00 p.m., in the marquise of the main building, just at the time the ministers were preparing to meet in session. From [...]

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The episode occurred after he approached the marquise of the building and began to utter disconnected phrases

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gazetaweb.com broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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