Governor Camilo Santana sanctions laws to fight criminal factions in Ceará | Ceará

In a social network, Camilo Santana gave details of the sanction, noting that the laws come into effect immediately. "All united by a Ceará more and more secure.The fight against violence is for all of us!", Concluded the chief of the executive.

The penalized laws are as follows:

• Law of reward, which pays in cash whistle-blowers or providing information to prevent crimes;
• Withdraw from prisons to prevent criminals from using the shipper
• Increase in the maximum number of overtime hours that civilians, military and firefighters can perform every month in overtime
• Police summons reserve to increase the number of people on the streets
• Establishment of a bank
• Establishment of the Public Security Fund, which will have a reserve to invest in crime prevention and compensation
• Establishment of the Public Security Fund, which will have a reserve to invest in crime prevention and to pay benefits of the law of reward
• Regularization of the command of the military police troops badigned by d & # 39, other States (which already occurs in practice with affected agents of the Governments of Bahia, Piauí, Santa Catarina and Pernambuco)

The proposals were approved unanimously by the 36 parliamentary pre-parliamentarians. extraordinary session. At least 12 amendments were appreciated by MEPs, who met for more than six hours to deliberate.

This package is an attempt to contain the wave of crime and strengthen the fight against criminal factions, which have coordinated a wave of attacks in the state for 12 days. The series of attacks began on January 2, the day after the inauguration of Mauro Albuquerque as Secretary of the Prison Service, a case created during the second term of Camilo Santana.

Mauro Albuquerque conducts cell phone seizure operations in prisons and promises to end the division of prisoners according to the criminal faction to which they belong. The governor of Ceará, Camilo Santana, said that "there is no retirement".

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