Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro remains under a Supreme Court-authorized police inquiry opened in July into alleged money laundering, corruption, and related offenses tied to financing for the “Dark Horse” film, with documents unsealed on September 11. No formal charges or arrest have occurred despite the probe’s public emergence weeks before the October presidential election, reflecting standard procedural timelines, Senate protections for sitting members, and the compressed window to September 30. Trader consensus at 96.8% against charging or arrest by the deadline aligns with the absence of imminent judicial action in active inquiries of this type. Late-breaking evidence or an expedited order could still alter the outcome, though such steps are uncommon in the remaining days.