The prison guards and wardens of Brians 2 prison had to apply anti-suicide measures due to concerns that former Barca defender Dani Alves would think about it.

A cellmate of Alves revealed that the former Brazilian player showed signs of depression after attending the trial on February 7. This is the last session of the Alves trial that took place over three days at the Barcelona Court. If everything goes well, the court will issue a final decision 10 days later.

“The outcome of the trial seemed to leave Alves devastated. He looked like he was depressed and depressed. The prison guards and prison guards tried to keep an eye on Alves,” a prisoner named Coutinho said on the Fiesta program on Spanish TV channel Telecinco.

This prisoner also revealed that Brians 2 camp managers must apply anti-suicide measures with prisoners. “They were worried that Alves would hurt himself or do crazy things. He must comply with those regulations the day after the trial,” he said.

Alves could face up to 12 years in prison for sexual assault. That was the sentence that accuser Ester Garcia’s lawyer requested. Meanwhile, Alves’ lawyer Ines Guardiola proposed a four-year prison sentence and a generous compensation for the alleged victim.

To do this, the defense argued that Alves had consumed an excessive amount of alcohol, causing him to lose control. Alves’ wife, Joana Sanz, testified that he came home drunk, bumped into furniture and fell on the bed.

Alves is accused of sexually assaulting a woman at a nightclub in Barcelona on December 30, 2022. He was arrested at Mossos d’Esquadra de Les Corts station, Barcelona on the morning of January 20, 2023, spent three days detained at Brians 1 prison and then transferred to Brians 2. The 40-year-old former defender was detained there until now.