Overview
- The ruling was made on September 3 in Porto Alegre and surfaced in wider reporting on September 23.
- Arrears were recorded as just over one million reais as of July 28, equivalent to about £142,000–£143,000.
- If detained, Brazilian media say he could be held under a closed regime, or a semi-open arrangement if facilities are overcrowded.
- Anderson has not commented publicly, and his lawyer confirmed the case involves minors while citing a court secrecy order.
- Coverage also recalls a separate cryptocurrency money‑laundering probe reported years earlier, with its current status not stated.