Since the arrest of volleyball teacher and referee Andre Wilson Testa last Thursday (4), more people have contacted the San Jose Civilian Police Department in Florianopolis.

The technician was provisionally arrested last Thursday – Photo: PCSC/Disclosure/ND

According to Dpcami (Delegation for the Protection of Children, Adolescents, Women and Older Persons) Marcela Goto, they called the police but have not yet arrived at the scene.

“They left on Monday (8),” Marcela said. However, there is no information on how many people have contacted the police since cases of violence became public knowledge.

According to the delegate, since the testimony had not yet been given, she could not say what alleged crimes the technician might have committed against them.

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Andre Wilson Testa, born in San Jose, was arrested last Thursday (4). Athletes and former athletes have denounced the abuse that a coach might have committed when they were still minors.

“He made you trust him, said that nothing would happen, that everything was in order and you would like it. He tried to calm you down, to show you that it was not wrong,” said Joao Victor Querino Morais, one of the victims, who spoke at length to ND about the abuse.

The technician was charged with rape of a vulnerable person, sexual harassment, and violation of two articles of Article 232 of the ECA (Children and Adolescents Act), which deals with the humiliation and humiliation of adolescents; in addition to article 243, which is to provide minors with alcoholic beverages.

Also, according to delegate Marcela Goto, during the process he will coerce witnesses.

Andre is known in the community and in the sports environment of Greater Florianopolis and the entire state. The coach’s defense considers the preventive detention inappropriate, unnecessary and illegal.

Source: Ndmais