The Civil Police released a sketch of the second of the 15 homophobes who attacked a young gay couple in a São Paulo Metro car on the 9th of this month.
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The computerized image aims to assist in the investigation and report anyone who recognizes it by calling 181.
According to the State Secretariat of Public Security (SSP-SP), no suspects have been arrested or identified, but investigations continue. The first sketch was released last week.
The attack occurred when the gay couple was on a train at Armenia station and were approached by 15 men. They demanded that the two get off at Tiradentes station, but they refused. Soon after, they were attacked.
"One of them hung on the safety bar and kicked me in the nose. It broke my nose and I'm going to have to have surgery to put it in its place," Raphael Martins told G1.
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The metro has more than 3 cameras along five lines and in all 67 facilities and are integrated into the Control and Security Centers, which pass information on to the Military Police.
