In Tejupá, São Paulo, a rancher has reported a significant theft that took place on Thursday, where 11 cattle, including ten cows and one bull of the nelore breed, were stolen from a rural property. The thief gained access by cutting the wire of the fence, highlighting security issues in such isolated agricultural areas. The property is unoccupied, primarily serving for cattle rearing.

The financial loss due to the theft has been estimated at R$ 80,000, a serious setback for the rancher given the value of the livestock taken. This incident underscores the vulnerability of agricultural properties to crime, particularly in rural regions where such crimes can go unnoticed for longer periods. The rancher expressed distress over the loss and the impact it will have on their livelihood as the stolen animals were integral to their operations.

Authorities are currently investigating the case, which has been officially registered as theft at the Tejupá Police Station. As the search continues for both the missing cattle and the suspect, this event raises concerns about rural crime rates and security measures necessary to protect agricultural investments in Brazil.