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A video obtained by Fantástico shows the moment when the police arrested a group containing flammable materials that would be used in incendiary attacks in the streets of Fortaleza. Police have arrested 110 suspects in 98 attacks in 33 counties of Ceará since Wednesday, when factional leaders ordered a wave of crimes in jails.
The sequence of attacks was a reprisal of criminals to the speech of the Secretary of Prison Administration, Mauro Albuquerque, who had promised to inspect more rigorously the entry of cell phones into prisons. Since the beginning of the crime wave, the agents have seized 407 mobile phones in the prisons where the crimes were ordered. In one of the actions, the prisoners provoked a riot.
At the present time, members of the imprisoned factions in Ceará are separated according to the criminal group to which they belong. Mauro Albuqurque also promised to end this division.
Initiatives such as the Single Public Security System and the Penitentiary Fund are important for this nationalization.
"Crime is organized at the national level, beyond the currencies, measures," said Mauro Albuquerque.
Population without buses nor closed commerce
One of the targets of these attacks is the public transport bus the great fortress; 20 vehicles were destroyed with flammable materials. To reduce the damage, the union removed the buses from the streets.
"Buses do not have shelves, you have to order them, so you have a whole series of missing losses from these buses in order to maintain our operational performance on the streets," said Dimas Barreira , President of the Union of Bus Companies.
Without public transportation, sales fell sharply. In high season, bars and restaurants closed earlier in Fortaleza. "We have always tried to stretch a little more, but the customers have even left with the fear of what is happening there," says Flavio Renan Barros, a restaurateur.
"We even thought we would not leave today for the event that had been scheduled for some time, the feeling is one of insecurity," said tourist Monica Lima. .
On Saturday nights, the busiest streets in Fortaleza were hardly used by vehicles and people. Fearing further attacks and not being able to use the buses, the majority of the population preferred to stay at home.
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The teams work mainly in Blitze, because most criminals use cars to get to the crime scene and then escape, according to the Ceará Public Security Secretariat.
The crimes are perpetrated for the fifth day in a row in Ceará. Between the night of Saturday and the dawn of Sunday, when a task force strengthened security in the state, the intensity of the crimes decreased.
During this period, already under the action of the National Force, eight attacks were perpetrated in the state. Between Wednesday and Friday, dozens of crimes coordinated daily by members of the faction in Ceará
In one of Sunday's attacks, criminals exploded the base of a phone in Limoeiro do Norte, in the northern region of Ceará.
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