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Criminals again committed attacks Saturday (19) in Ceará, in the 18th night, followed by a wave of violence that has hit the state since Jan. 2. The bandits burned a bus in Fortaleza and a petrol station in Maracanaú, in the metropolitan area of the capital. There is no record of anyone injured in the attacks.
Since the beginning of the wave of violence, 217 criminal attacks on buses, cars, public buildings and prefectures have been perpetrated
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 federal highway police into the state. Military police and prison officers from other Brazilian states were also deployed to Ceará after the start of the crimes.
A service station is attacked by criminals in the great fortress (Photo: Reproduction / SVM Molotov Cocktail) .According to witnesses, the men set fire to one of the fuel pumps and then ran away Nobody was injured and the station staff extinguished the flames.
To Conjunto Conjunt o Palmeiras, on the outskirts of the capital, the criminals stopped a public transit bus, ordered the occupants to leave and burned the vehicle. The firefighters extinguished the flames, but the vehicle was destroyed.
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
- 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.
Prescriptions were issued in prisons
] Audios shared among members of Ceará factions revealed that criminal action orders were issued by prisoners. Messages were transmitted to the authorities after the seizure of 407 telephone handsets in state prisons on 6 January.
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 start is difficult," says another audio message. "Now we're going to stop the buses, let's fire," threatens a third inmate.
In another audio recording, a prisoner says that the sequence of crimes is an attempt to have the secretary of the prison administration forego measures that have strengthened law enforcement in the penitentiary system. "You're going to take this prison secretary out.
Ceará Secretary of Public Security, André Costa, confirmed that the appointment of the new Secretary to the Prison Service had caused a wave of criminal attacks. According to André Costa, "Crime already knew the work of the new head of the pulp who manages the prisons of Ceará
In an interview with GloboNews the governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana (PT)
Camilo Santana also confirmed the closure of 67 municipal prisons in the interior of Ceará in recent days, according to a statement from the National Congress. was a decision of the new Secretary of the Prison Service, Luís Mauro Albuquerque, according to the governor.
"These were precarious chains, I concentrated in the greater metropolitan area to have more control over these prisoners.It was a decision of the secretary himself [da Administração Penitenciária, Mauro Albuquerque] .J & # 39; I had all the support of the judiciary, "he said.
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