 After the split, Rousseff was sent to São Paulo, where she was in charge of keeping her group's weapons safe.She avoided the risk of keeping them in apartments by moving with a friend (Maria Celeste Martins, who would become her Chief of Staff assistant decades later) to a simple boarding house in the eastern zone of the city, where they hid the weapons under their beds.José Olavo Leite Ribeiro, who met three times a week with Rousseff, was captured by the military.