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This summer (18), criminals burned a bus in the neighborhood of Quintino Cunha, in Fortaleza. This is the 17th day followed by attacks since the beginning of the wave of violence against the state. The night of Thursday (17) in the morning of this Friday was not a registered crime coordinated by factions.
Three men aged 18, 20 and 21 were arrested while they were trying to escape to the area. According to the military police, police were on standby and arrested both. The police are looking for two women who also participated in the attack.
Since January 2, criminals have attacked buses, cars, public buildings, prefectures and businesses in 46 of Ceará's 184 municipalities. The crimes began in Fortaleza, traveled to the metropolitan area and also spread to several cities in the interior of the state. According to the Public Security Secretariat, 387 people were captured for their involvement in the crimes. The criminals are trying to force the government to give up measures making the enforcement of sentences more stringent in prisons.
- Attacks in Ceará: what is known and what is missing
- See chronology of attacks in Ceará
The bus that burned belonged to the line Pio Saraiva II. The attack occurred in the early afternoon of Friday, in the street of the same name, in the community of Sossego, on the outskirts of Fortaleza. According to locals, the fire generated strong flames and black smoke that spread into the narrow street.
Since last Monday (14), the number of attacks has decreased, but arson attacks targeting garbage collectors, buses, bank branch fire and explosions on the Bairro Bela bridge have been reported. View and post near Couto Fernandes metro station.
About 800 military police officers retirees introduced themselves until Friday to return to work. The reinforcement will be used to try to contain the wave of attacks in the state.
The Ministry of Justice confirmed that it had sent a reinforcement of 355 Federal Highway Police (FRP) agents to the state. National Force troops also continue to strengthen actions in the state. The governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana (PT), clbadified the criminal acts as "acts of terrorism".
On Thursday (17), the Governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana, met in Brasilia with the Minister of Justice, Sergio Moro, and requested the support of 90 prison guards. According to the Secretariat for Public Administration, the order of attack is part of the prisons.
Understand what is happening in Ceará
- The government created the Secretariat of the Prison Service and launched a series of actions to combat crime in prisons. The new secretary, Mauro Albuquerque, coordinated the seizure of cell phones, drugs and weapons in cells. He also stated that he did not recognize the factions and that the state would stop dividing the prisoners as they belonged to criminal groups.
- Criminals began attacking public and private buildings and buses. The actions began in the metropolitan area and spread in the interior of the country.
- The government asked for help from the National Force. The Minister of Justice and Public Security, Sérgio Moro, authorized the sending of troops;
- The population of Fortaleza and the metropolitan area is suffering from interruptions in public transportation, lack of garbage collection and closure of the business.
- The wave of violence
- According to the latest evaluation of the Ministry of Justice, 35 members of criminal factions have been transferred from Ceará to federal prisons since the beginning of the attacks, according to the latest evaluation of the Ministry of Justice.
Terrorism, according to the governor [19659022] In an interview with GloboNews, the governor Camilo Santana declared that the criminal actions recorded in Ceará are "acts of terrorism". Santana argued that the National Congress is revising the anti-terrorism law to characterize attacks similar to those of Ceará.
Camilo Santana also confirmed the closure of 67 municipal channels inside Ceará in recent days. The measure was a decision of the new secretary of the prison administration, Luís Mauro Albuquerque, according to the governor.
"These were precarious chains, I focused on the metropolitan area to have more control over these prisoners." It is a decision of the secretary himself [da Administração Penitenciária, Mauro Albuquerque] and I have all the support of the judiciary, "he said.
Orders from Prisons
Audios shared by faction members in Ceará revealed that orders for actions against buses, city halls and public buildings came from prisoners, messages were sent to authorities after seizure of 407 telephone handsets in prisons. State January 6.
In a message, an inmate orders: "Some of them set fire to the town hall, others to the police, are you in prison ? "The Municipal Palace of Maracanaú City Hall, in the Great Fortress, was one of 49 public buildings attacked in Ceará." Now the mess will begin is difficult, "says another message. "Now we're going to stop the buses, let's fire," threatens a third
In another audio recording, an inmate explains that the sequence of crimes is an attempt to induce the Secretary of the Prison Service to forgo measures to strengthen supervision in the penitentiary system. "You're going to get this prison secretary out, you'll see, it's going to get worse for you," threatens a criminal.
More than a thousand military reserve police were called back to the streets. However, less than half of the security agents came forward. The ministers who signed the documents should have started their work on Wednesday (16), but delays in the preparation of the uniforms and vests delayed their release on the streets. Due to its low membership, the Ceará government also extended the time limit for military police officers to report to the Prime Minister's General Command.
"Shortly after these adjustments, the military police must return to the streets until Friday.They will be badigned in a first only to strengthen the maintenance of order in Fortaleza.And if necessary, they can be moved to other parts of the state, "said Colonel Jano Marinho, the prime minister's public relations officer.
The Military Police stated that the presentation was mandatory for members who had been on the reserve for a maximum of five years and who lived in Ceará. Those who do not live in Ceará are not required to show up.
Anyone who does not appear will respond administratively to a disciplinary offense. And those who can no longer work must have a medical certificate and submit to a PM badessment.
The convocation is possible after the approval of a law by the Legislative Assembly, in extraordinary session on Saturday (12), during the parliamentary recess. Reserve cops returning to work will receive an additional bonus.
Mayor Roberto Cláudio will institute a medal of heroism and bravery for municipal officials who acted during January against the criminal attacks perpetrated throughout the state. Cash prizes will also be offered.
"It's a way for us to encourage and encourage citizenship, the act of delivery and service among those who belong to the municipal public service, so that" They can dedicate what is best for our city, "added the mayor.
The selection criteria for professionals to whom medals and awards were awarded were not disclosed.
Still according to the mayor, the project will become law and will have to be applied all the year to Fortaleza.
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