Brazilian singer Puterrier reported being robbed near the Sambódromo in Rio de Janeiro, losing two chains and his phone, and is offering a reward for their return.
Puterrier, a popular artist from the northern zone of Rio de Janeiro, has reported being robbed near the Sambódromo da Marquês de Sapucaí during the early hours of Saturday morning. The singer indicated that he was attacked while trying to access the venue, and among the stolen items were two chains and his mobile phone. As of now, details about the incident are scarce, and it remains unclear whether Puterrier has filed a police report regarding this theft.
In response to the loss, Puterrier took to social media to inform his followers and express his distress over the stolen items. He mentioned that the chains were taken "next to Sapucaí" and announced that he would be offering a reward for anyone who could help recover them, although he did not disclose the amount. He also cautioned his fans about possible messages coming from his stolen phone, urging them to ignore any suspicious communications they might receive.
Puterrier, whose real name is Victor Mitoso, attained national fame after his song "Putaria 2000" went viral on TikTok, blending elements of grime and funk music. This incident not only highlights the challenges of personal safety in major cities but also draws attention to the vulnerabilities of public figures, especially those gaining popularity in the entertainment industry. The ongoing discussions about crime and safety in Rio de Janeiro are likely to be reignited with this unfortunate event involving a well-known local artist.
