Brazilian footballer Dani Alves has been sharing a cell with another inmate since Monday. The module to which the majority of sex offenders in the Brians 2 prison of Sant Esteve Sesrovires (Barcelona) are assigned, The center he was transferred to because it has safer and less crowded facilities.

After a brief stay in the prison’s admissions department, the head of Bryan’s 2 assigned him a cell in module 13, according to sources close to the center. Investigated or convicted for crimes against sexual freedom, but also for other crimes.

Alves, at least the first day You share a cell with another inmate who plays a role known in prison parlance as a “trusted prisoner”. Its mission is to help overcome the sense of pain and stress that going to prison can cause, especially for people who have never been to prison.

However, module 13 has enough space for some inmates to be assigned to individual cells, depending on their situation.

Alves has been in the admission module of Brians 1 prison in Sant Esteve Sesrovires since last Friday when a judge in Barcelona ordered him to enter the prison without bail. He was accused of raping a young woman in the bathroom of Barcelona’s Sutton nightclub on the night of December 30.