Man is arrested robbing bidets

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A man knowed as Paulo Gusmão (and popularly known as Pagulha) was arrested doing a strange crime. After creating a taxi-bicycle system and setting up a strip club stocked with non-alcoholic beer, he persist in the dream of becoming a wealthy businessman. On May 18, he was caught stealing 20 bidets from a building materials deposit in the city of Santo André, more precisely in the neighborhood of Jd. Oratório.

According to Pagulha, the objective was to set up a "car wash" for the prostitutes of Dom Pedro II Avenue, but he was without capital to start the new venture.
Location: Santo André, SP, Brasil

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