Luiz Paulo Franco Del Corso, the driver found to be under the influence of alcohol, was sentenced to 43 years and 9 months in prison by the Jury Court in Bragança Paulista, São Paulo. He faced charges for the tragic accident that led to the death of young Valentina Oliveira da Veiga and seriously endangered other passengers in the affected vehicle. The sentencing was publicized after the court proceedings, which highlighted the grave implications of driving while intoxicated.

In addition to homicide charges for Valentina's death, Del Corso was also convicted of four counts of attempted homicide against other individuals in the car he collided with. The total sentence was comprised of 42 years and 7 months for the homicide and attempted homicide charges, along with an additional year and 2 months of detention. As part of the ruling, the judge imposed a fine and suspended Del Corso's driving privileges for 18 months.

The incident brought attention to the ongoing issue of drunk driving in Brazil, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement of laws to prevent similar tragedies in the future. With the driver unable to appeal the sentence while free, the ruling serves as a warning and a reminder of the serious consequences that can arise from impaired driving, especially when innocent lives are at stake.