Police stopped the arrangement and a teenager who, under the guise of an ordinary guest, would undermine the fireworks devices homemade.
At the Lady Gaga concert at the Kapakaban Beach in Rio de Janeiro, they planned to crack fireworks on Saturday, but law enforcement officials stopped attacking. On Sunday, May 4, with a reference to the Brazil police, the Air Force reported.
It is mentioned that it is one of the most largest star concerts, collected by nearly two million viewers.
According to law enforcement officials, an attack was planned by a group of “spreading hate against the LGBT community.” Also, organizers may have tried to recruit young people to make attacks using Molotov cocktail and homemade explosive devices.
It was noted that the two people were arrested: the likely leader of the group and a teenager, who, under the leadership of an ordinary visitor, would undermine the homemade fireworks. The Ministry of Justice said the suspects called themselves a fan of Lady Gaga.
Police issued an order for searches for all states of Rio de Janeiro, Matu Gros, RIU-Grandi-do-sul and San Paulo, and arrested electronic devices and other materials.
The Mang -Singer concert is paid by the city. It is hoped that he can bring Rio $ 100 million.
Event security was provided by 5,000 officers, and the audience had to go through metal detectors. For control, drones and facial recognition in the rooms were also used.
Lady Gaga, who last performed in Brazil in 2012, went on stage as part of the tour in support of her album Mayhem.
Earlier, the artist said the creation of the mayhem album had been for him a kind of symbol of restoring and finding a path back to his audience.
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