Lady Gaga Bomb Plot oriented LGBTQ quantity, third person planned “satanic ritual” child murder, say the Brazilian authorities say the authorities say

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Two people who were arrested for the suspicion of planning an attack at a concert by Lady Gaga in Rio de Janeiro were aimed at LGBTQ+ personnel, the police said on Sunday.

According to the Rio de Janeiro civil police, the couple had tried to “recruit” people, including teenagers, to carry out coordinated attacks at the concert on Saturday using improvised explosives and Molotow cocktails. According to the police, the goal of the planned attack was “awareness on social media”.

In a separate development after the police by the police in nine addresses throughout Brazil, according to the Brazilian police, a third person who is supposedly intended to carry out a “satanic ritual by killing a child or a baby” during the concert by fighting terrorism.

Around 2.1 million concert goers took part in the free performance at Copacabana Beach of Rio since 2012.

Gaga is a convincing lawyer of the LGBTQ+ -afterwards after she had previously communicated a rally at World Pride NYC that she would “take a ball with her”. Last month, Gaga said that people “full of hatred and ignorance … look into the queer community and follow and learn about love and learn about mercy, learn something about friendliness.”

The suspects were part of an online hate group that worked to radicalize young people, the police said. They also promoted “the spread of hate crimes, self -harm, pedophilia and violent content,” added the police.

The arrested were “Little Monster”, the name that was given by Lady Gaga to try to recruit people online in order to carry out the coordinated attacks, according to the Brazilian Ministry of Justice and Public Security. For this reason, the police named their plan to thwart the “Operation Fake Monster” bombing.

The alleged leader of the group was arrested for illegal possession of a firearm, while a teenager who was connected to the thwarted attack was arrested for possession of child pornography.

According to the police, fifteen searches and seizures were delivered against nine destinations across Brazil. One of these searches was the man who allegedly killed a child or a baby during the concert because he claimed that Gaga was a satanist and, according to policewoman Maria Luiza Machado, wanted to “react in the same way in the same way”. He was charged with terrorism and crime, the police added.

Two of the search commands were the result of coordinated measures with the US consulate, which, according to the Rio de Janeiro Civil Police, warned of potential threats.

A spokesman for Lady Gaga announced CNN on Sunday that there was “no known security concerns” before the superstar’s concert.

“We learned about this alleged threat of media reports this morning,” says the spokesman’s statement to CNN.

“Before and during the exhibition, there was neither security concerns nor communication by the police or the authorities to Lady Gaga about possible risks. Her team worked closely with the law enforcement authorities during the planning and execution of the concert, and all parties were confident in the existing security measures.”

In a statement, the police said that they had carried out their operation “with discretion and precision” in order to avoid “panic or information from the population”.

Dani Morera Trettin, one of the millions of Gaga fans who took part in the concert, told Julia Vargas Jones von CNN that he was glad that the police did not tell the public about the threat because it could “cause great panic”.

He said that the fact that the group was actively aimed at the LGBTQ+ population “left a bitter taste in my mouth”, emphasized that Gaga “Rio de Janeiro brought strange joy” an important statement “when the world becomes more conservative”.

On Sunday, Specialized police chief Andre Neves said at a press conference that the police had prevented many crimes planned in the “deep network” in the past three weeks.

“The population can be calm because there is continuing intelligence work through these groups. Whether they contain hate crimes, religiously motivated crimes or attacks – everyone (from) will react to their crimes,” he said.

In a contribution on Instagram, Lady Gaga thanked the one who performed her Copacabana performance and wrote: “Nothing could prepare for the feeling that I had during the show of the last night – the absolute pride and joy I felt for the people in Brazil.”

In addition to photos of her performance, Gaga wrote that “the sight of the crowd during my opening songs took my breath away. Her heart seems so bright, her culture is so lively and special that you know how grateful I shared this historical moment with you.”

Last May, an estimated 1.6 million people took part in a free Madonna concert on the same beach, which exceeded temperatures that had exceeded 86 degrees (30 degrees Celsius) to gather for the show.

At that time, Rio’s state and city regulations stated to spend 20 million Reais (3.9 million US dollars) for the Madonna concert, while the rest were financed by private sponsors.