Rate this brazilian police officer

[Beetlejuice]

chadlite?







@Bvnny.

 

[bigjuicy]

bad eye area, MTN imo

mogger in 1st pic but thats frauded

 

[bigjuicy]

i meant HTN

 

[güss]

he's HTN for sure

 

[Chinacurry]

First pic chadlite, but not the rest

 

[Bvnny.]

>Diego Del Rio
>Paulista

 

[Bvnny.]

Chadlite

 

[Beetlejuice]

>Diego Del Rio
>Paulista

unronically one of the most spanish states of the country
The Spanish community was present in all São Paulo.[1] According to a 1933 research the largest concentration of Spaniards was found in the region of Catanduva, Rio Preto, Araraquara, Santa Adélia etc., with 108,000 Spaniards. Next was the central part of the state in cities such as Campinas, Sorocaba, Itu and Jundiaí, with 28,000. Northwest São Paulo, in cities such as Bauru, Araçatuba and Marília had 45,000 Spaniards. This way, about 75% of the Spanish community in São Paulo was concentrated in the region of Araraquara and in the Northwest and in those areas the towns with most Spaniards were Tanabi, Mirassol, Nova Granada (named after the Spanish city of Granada), São José do Rio Preto and Olímpia. The city of São Paulo had 50,000 Spaniards. The 1913 census in Santos found a population of 8,343 Spaniards out of a population of 39,802 people. In 1931 there were 11,982 Spaniards in that city, out of a population of 125,941 people (or 9.51% of the total population).[1]