Today, the Brazilian community here in Australia is shocked.
Today, the Brazilian community here in Australia is shock.
Today, the Brazilian community here in Australia is
shocked.
According to the information of local news, Lucas Aguiar, 29, was
'googled' by his boss who discovered his criminal past.
Lucas has been wanted by the US since 2009, when
was accused of raping children in Massachusetts.
The young man used many names, but his passport used to enter Australia, contained 'Lucas Aguiar Depin '. Authorities have confirmed that he was an 'illegal citizen'.
According to local news Gold Coast, Tim Mann, head of the company which employed Lucas, was concerned with the absence of the young man at work and searched his name on a Google site, where he
found throughout the criminal record of Luke.
Lucas lived in Brisbane for a while and then moved
to the Gold Coast for work. He kept a good relationship with
Brazilians whom he met in Australia.
Those who met him in social networks are surprised and shocked by the news, the Brazilian community here in brisbane is revolted with his actitude, because this is one isolate case that not represent at all the brazilian community.
Lucas is being held in custody in Brisbane Immigration Transit Accommodation Centre. If the US authorities do not present
an extradition notice, it is possible that Lucas could escape the charges and be deported only to Brazil.
According to a reliable source he has a trip to Perth scheduled for tomorrow (8th January).
By Gringo News
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