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Police arrested three suspects on Friday morning for firing explosive devices and damaging several vehicles at a dealership in Fortaleza. The attack took place in the context of a wave of violence that lasted for eleven days in Ceará, with more than 190 criminal actions coordinated by faction leaders. With the arrest of the three suspects, the number of detainees for their involvement as a result of the attacks reached 330.
According to Ceará Secretary of Security, André Costa, two men were shot dead during the attack. a shooting with police. After the arrests, the military police, which enjoys the support of the national force to try to contain violence in the state, has strengthened the authors' research of the destruction of an energy tower to Maracanaú, in the great fortress, in the early hours of Saturday.
The fall of the structure left the neighborhoods of Fortaleza and the metropolitan area without energy at dawn.
The wave of violence in the state reached the eleventh consecutive day with 194 attacks confirmed in 43 counties. Since the beginning of the crime sequence, 35 members of the criminal factions have been transferred to federal prisons, according to the Department of Justice.
Members of rival factions united against the government after the secretary of Ceará Prison Service, Mauro Albuquerque, to announce more rigor in the surveillance of prisons.
Mauro Albuqurque, baduming the post created on January 1 of this year, promised to end the entry of mobile phones in prisons and the division of prisoners according to the faction to which they belong. Attacks are an attempt to roll back the state.
The governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana, said Friday (11) that "there is no recoil".
State actions against violence
Military officials ensure security inside Fortaleza buses after a series of attacks. Attacks – Photo: Sistema Verdes Mares
Camilo Santana also pointed out that he would introduce a bill aimed at people who denounce violent badailants in the state. The bill will be voted Saturday during a special session during the parliamentary holidays.
The law on rewards provides for the payment in cash of information transmitted by the population to the police and to prevent criminal acts and arrest the criminals involved in these acts.
The governor also announced a set of measures against attacks, including the call of the reserve police and the authorization to pay overtime beyond what is currently allowed. To make the changes, approval is required in the Legislature, where the governor has the vast majority of votes.
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 arrest of mobile phones. , drugs and weapons in cells. He also said 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. Actions began in the metropolitan area and spread throughout the week.
- The government has requested the badistance of 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 suffers from frequent interruptions of public transportation, lack of garbage collection and closing of the trade.
- Wave of violence
