New images have emerged relating to the tasering death of a Brazillian man in Sydney two months ago.
The stills-- taken from security cameras inside a convenience store-- show a man resembling Roberto Laudisio Curti shortly before his death.
SBS Portuguese contributor Marcos Moreira, who has viewed the security footage, has provided this timeline of its contents:
PART 1
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1. At 5:13 am, a shirtless man wearing jeans enters the convenience store. He is alone.
2. The shirtless man walks towards the area restricted for employees but does not go behind the counter.
3. He starts a conversation with the store employee.
4. The store employee offers the man a glass containing a drink.
5. At 5:16 am, the shirtless man sits down and continues talking to the store employee.
6. At 5:19 am, the shirtless man shakes hands with the store employee. They continue talking.
7. At 5:26 am, the attendant provides a package of food to the man.
8. The shirtless man enters the area restricted for employees (behind the counter).
9. He sits on the floor inside the counter.
10. The man then leaves the area behind the counter and runs from the store.
PART 2
12. After some 40 seconds, the same shirtless man returns to the store.
13. He goes straight to the door of the restricted area behind the counter, which is locked.
14. Unable to open, he jumps over the barrier and falls onto the counter inside the restricted area.
15. The shelves and the counter shake and products fall to the floor.
16. The man is accompanied from the restricted area behind the counter by the store employee.
17. At 5:30 am, the shirtless man goes to the front of the counter, picks up two packets - one from the floor and another from a shelf.
18. He shows the two packets to the store employee and leaves the premises. 19. After the man leaves the store, the store employee appears to be making a call. 20. Police arrive at 5:34 am.
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