
Former Brazil international Jadson was arrested in Cambé, southern Brazil, after his wife accused him of domestic violence. Police said the woman alleged he grabbed her by the neck and tried to…
Former Brazil international Jadson was arrested in Cambé, southern Brazil, after his wife accused him of domestic violence. Police said the woman alleged he grabbed her by the neck and tried to strangle her during an argument. Officers reported seeing marks on her neck consistent with her account.
Jadson denied any physical assault, calling it a marital dispute. A judge granted him provisional release on condition he report to court every two months, inform authorities before leaving town for over 15 days, avoid bars and keep the court updated on his address. The case remains under investigation. Jadson, 42, won the 2013 Confederations Cup with Brazil and played for Shakhtar Donetsk and Corinthians.
The usual rush to judgment on social media ignores due process. Jadson has been released and maintains his innocence. The legal system must decide, not Facebook juries. If the allegations are true, he deserves punishment. If false, his reputation is already damaged. The real test will be the court's final verdict.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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