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The Crime:
* Two women, Santiago and Rocha, have been arrested in Brazil as alleged leaders of a theft-and-resale ring.
* The ring targeted pharmacies, stealing “fat jabs” (injection devices containing pre-filled dosages of weight-loss and diabetes medicines).
* Thay allegedly recruited teenagers to carry out the robberies, exploiting the fact that minors face lighter legal consequences.
* Six people were targeted in the operation, with two already in prison.
The Suspects:
* Santiago: A lifestyle and dancing influencer with over 100,000 social media followers.
* Rocha: An aesthetician and beauty mentor with over 100,000 social media followers (Instagram bio has as been deleted).
* Both women had outstanding arrest warrants.
* Rocha’s lawyer claims the arrest was unfair and she denies involvement. Santiago has not publicly commented.
The “Fat Jabs”:
* These are cylindrical injection devices for weight-loss and diabetes medication.
* High demand has made them a target for theft.
* authorities warn that black-market jabs could be counterfeit, improperly stored, or have incorrect dosages, posing health risks.
The Inquiry:
* The operation is called “Operation Mirakel.”
* Initial phase began in June 2025, with the arrest of the recruiter and coordinator.
* The second phase involved around 300 police officers.
* Evidence seized includes stolen goods, clothing matching CCTV footage, mobile phones, and documents.
