Jefter Soares Gomes, a 32-year-old man, was apprehended by police in the Senador Hélio Campos neighborhood of Boa Vista for breaching specific conditions of his semi-open prison regime. He was required to remain at home during certain hours but was found outside past the curfew on a weeknight. The arrest took place around 10:20 PM, which raised suspicions due to his apparent attempt to evade the authorities upon seeing the police.

The police reported that when they spotted Jefter, he averted his gaze and quickly crossed the street, indicating possible intent to hide from law enforcement. However, upon being stopped and searched by police officers, he was found without any illegal items in his possession. Following standard procedure, he was taken to the local police station for further questioning about his actions and to record the violation of his release conditions.

This incident highlights ongoing issues around the management of individuals on probation or serving in semi-open facilities, particularly concerning the enforcement of curfews and other restrictions meant to ensure monitoring during their reintegration into society. The case may prompt discussions about stricter guidelines or more effective surveillance methods to prevent further violations in the future.