In a light-hearted yet noteworthy incident, a man returned stolen porcelain tiles after his theft was highlighted in the 'Sem Noção' segment of Jornal de Roraima's evening broadcast. The tiles, taken from a nurse's home, were captured on security camera footage showing the suspect stealing the material from the sidewalk after reversing in his car. The theft not only showcased the audacity of the act but also the power of community engagement through local media outlets.

Raquel Ferreira, the nurse whose property was targeted, reported the theft, claiming a loss of R$ 580 due to the incident. However, the story took a turn when the segment aired and drew public attention. Within 24 hours of the segment's broadcast, two men returned to the scene and returned the stolen tiles, indicating an acknowledgment of wrongdoing, possibly fueled by community scrutiny and pressure.

This incident highlights the influence of local media in holding individuals accountable for their actions and demonstrates a community response to crime. Additionally, the return of the tiles was also filmed, indicating a positive resolution to the situation. Such events reinforce the role of media in enhancing community safety and the potential for public engagement to effect change.