Mendonça grants house arrest to accused of operating INSS fraud
Accused of operating an INSS fraud scheme, businessman Maurício Camisotti will have to wear an electronic ankle monitor and comply with precautionary measures.
TL;DR
- Businessman Maurício Camisotti has been granted house arrest by STF Minister André Mendonça.
- Camisotti is accused of operating a fraud scheme involving undue discounts on INSS benefits.
- The house arrest replaces his preventive detention and comes with conditions like an electronic ankle monitor.
- He must surrender his passport, is prohibited from leaving the country, and cannot contact other investigators.
- The decision cited a lack of current grounds for maintaining preventive detention.
- The Operação Sem Desconto investigates unauthorized deductions from INSS retirement and pension benefits.