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Criminals blew up a bomb in an Enel substation, an electricity distribution company in Ceará, on Tuesday morning (22), and set fire to a daycare Monday night (21) in the municipality of Caucaia, metropolitan of the capital. There is no record of anyone injured in these attacks. Violence in the state has reached the 21st day in a row.
- Since January 2, the date of commencement of criminal proceedings, 228 attacks against buses, cars, buses and other vehicles have been perpetrated.
- Attacks in Ceará: Known and Missing Information
- public buildings, prefectures and crafts in 48 of the 184 municipalities of Ceará. The actions began in Fortaleza and spread to the metropolitan area and several towns in the interior. The Ceará Public Security Secretariat confirmed that 404 people had already been arrested for involvement in criminal acts.
In an attempt to contain the attacks, the state government convened 1,200 reserve officers to strengthen security on the streets. The Ministry of Justice has sent agents of the national force and strengthened the federal highway police in the state. Military police and prison officers from other Brazilian states were also deployed to Ceará after the start of the crimes.
Investigations of damage to the substation has not yet been completed – Photo: Rafaela Duarte / Sistema Verdes Mares
The electrical substation occurred around 2 am in the neighborhood of Vila Pery. The criminals invaded the scene and blew up an explosive device. Teams from the military police, the National Force, the Special Tactical Action Group (Gate) and forensic skills were in place after the crime. The police did not report any information about the damage done to the site.
The residents of several neighborhoods in the area heard the noise caused by the explosion. Despite this, the power supply was not affected in the neighborhood. Shortly after the crime, the suspects fled.
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On Monday evening, in the municipality of Caucaia, three men invaded a day care center located in the street Alaíde Mateus, in the district of Jurema, and set fire to one of the houses. In the fire-damaged room, school supplies such as books, notebooks and wallets were stored. A refrigerator in the room was also damaged by the flames
Witnesses said they heard the sound of a car. and the police do not rule that a vehicle has supported a criminal action. was fired and managed to control by fire. The school unit serves children from 1 year old and was closed this morning.
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 sharing the prisoners because 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
- Since the beginning of the attacks, 35 members of criminal factions have been transferred from Ceará to federal prisons, according to the latest evaluation by the Ministry of Justice.
Commission Command
Audios shared by members of Ceará factions revealed that the criminal orders were issued by detainees. authorities after the seizure of 407 telephone handsets in state prisons on January 6.
In a message, an inmate said: "Some burn in the city hall, others burn the police, "Is not it?" The Municipal Palace of Maracana City Hall In the great fortress, was the & # 39; one of 49 public buildings attacked Ceara. "Now the mess will start is difficult," says another audio message. "Now we're going to stop the buses, let's fire," threatens a third inmate.
Ceará Secretary of Public Security, André Costa, confirmed that the appointment of the new Secretary of the Prison Service had caused a wave of criminal attacks. According to André Costa, "In the interview granted to GloboNews the governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana (PT), described the registered criminal actions of" criminality already knowing the work "of the new director of the troop that manages Ceará Prisons
As "acts of terrorism", Santana defended that the National Congress revises the anti-terrorist law to define attacks such as those perpetrated in Ceará
Camilo Santana has also confirmed the closure of 67 municipal prisons in Ceará in recent days. was a decision of the new Secretary of the Prison Service, Luis Mauro Albuquerque, according to the governor.
"These were precarious chains, I concentrated in the metropolitan area to have more control over these prisoners.It was a decision of the secretary himself [da Administração Penitenciária, Mauro Albuquerque]." I had all the support of the judiciary, "he said.
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