Federal Police reject Daniel Vorcaro's plea deal proposal

2026-05-21

The Federal Police (PF) decided not to accept the plea bargain proposal made by former banker Daniel Vorcaro. Vorcaro, who is the owner of Banco Master, is being investigated in a judicial process. The police's decision was made after a detailed analysis of the information offered by him during the negotiations.

A plea bargain occurs when an investigated person decides to collaborate with justice and tell what they know about a crime. In exchange for this help, the person can receive benefits, such as a reduction in their sentence or other legal privileges. However, for the agreement to be accepted, the information must be new and useful for the investigators' work.

In Daniel Vorcaro's case, the Federal Police evaluated that the investigations are already at a very advanced stage. According to those responsible for the case, the police already have sufficient evidence and the former banker's testimony would not bring major news or important changes to the current process.

Furthermore, the PF considered that Vorcaro did not provide new elements that would justify the benefits he wished to receive. For the authorities, a collaboration agreement only makes sense if the investigated person helps discover facts that the police do not yet know, which did not happen in this specific situation.

With the rejection of the proposal, the process against the businessman follows its normal pace in court. The Federal Police will continue its investigative work using the evidence that has already been collected so far, without the need for Daniel Vorcaro's formal collaboration.