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    Brazil police foil Lady Gaga gig bomb plot

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsMay 4, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    BRASÍLIA, Brazil: Brazilian police stated Sunday (Might 4) that they had arrested two individuals in reference to a foiled plot to assault Lady Gaga’s packed mega-concert in Rio de Janeiro.

    Rio’s civil police pressure stated that “along with the ministry of justice” it had “prevented a bomb assault that may have occurred at Woman Gaga’s live performance in Copacabana” on Saturday night time.

    Officers stated the famous person’s enormous free gig on the seashore, her first live performance in Brazil since 2012, drew as much as two million individuals.

    Writing on X, Rio police stated it had arrested an grownup who was “liable for the plot” in addition to an adolescent within the operation codenamed “Faux Monster”, a reference to the US pop diva’s pet identify for her followers, “Little Monsters.”

    It stated these concerned had recruited individuals on-line to “perform assaults utilizing improvised explosives” and Molotov cocktails as “a collective problem with the intention of “gaining notoriety on social media.”

    The police added that the group behind the plot “unfold hate speech,” radicalized youths, and used self-harm on digital platforms as mechanisms to develop social belonging.

    Police carried out raids throughout Rio de Janeiro state in addition to within the states of Sao Paulo, Rio Grande do Sul, and Mato Grosso.

    Woman Gaga’s live performance was the second million-strong present on Copacabana seashore in a yr after an enormous live performance final yr by Madonna.



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