Daniel Vorcaro, the former banker and owner of Master, has been moved to a high-security federal prison in Brasília after a request from the Federal Police to ensure his physical integrity. Vorcaro was previously held in a facility known informally as the 'prison of the famous', which housed individuals involved in high-profile cases. The decision for the transfer comes amidst significant concerns regarding his safety, given the notoriety of the prison and the high-risk inmates it contains.

The federal penitentiary in Brasília is considered the most strategic and secure unit in Brazil, currently housing some of the most infamous criminals, including Marcola, the leader of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC) crime faction, and members of various organized crime syndicates such as the Italian 'Ndrangheta. The presence of such dangerous individuals raises further alarms about the safety of others who share the facility, indicating a violent environment that poses risks not just to inmates but also to staff and the general public.

The transfer reflects the ongoing challenges within Brazil's prison system, where overcrowding and violence are rampant. Authorities are increasingly concerned about the vulnerability of high-profile detainees. Vorcaro's transfer highlights a broader issue regarding the security measures in place for those involved in significant national cases as well as the state's ability to protect them effectively, underlining the urgent need for reform in the penal system to ensure safety and adequate treatment for all prisoners.