POLICE INCIDENTS IN THE REGION FROM DECEMBER 28 TO 29, 2022

CORNELIO PROCOPIO: SIMPLE THEFT

At 5:59 p.m., a female person appeared at the police station and reported that she was in a lottery shop in the central area and that she noticed that approximately R$1,000.00 (one thousand reais) in cash had been stolen. The victim was advised on the measures to be taken.

BANDEIRANTES: FINDING OF OBJECT

A male person reported to the police station that he was a recyclable material collector and that he had found a certain amount of fiber optic cables inside a dumpster. The caller suspected that the item might have been stolen and voluntarily handed it over to the team, with the items being handed over to the police station for the necessary measures.

SAO SEBASTIÃO DA AMOREIRA: BODILY INJURY – DOMESTIC AND FAMILY VIOLENCE

At 4:04 p.m., the police were called to a residence in the Progresso Dois neighborhood, where the applicant reported that she was being strangled by her husband. While talking to the victim, the perpetrator arrived at the scene, was approached by the team and was arrested and taken to the police station for further action.

SAINT SEBASTIAN OF AMOREIRA: DRUG TRAFFICKING

At 7:31 p.m., the PM was patrolling the Alvorada neighborhood and spotted two males, both known for having been arrested on several occasions and who are the targets of drug trafficking allegations. The team approached the individuals and, during a personal search, found R$322.00 (three hundred and twenty-two reais). In the vehicle in the possession of one of the suspects, 3 (three) Eppendorfs containing a substance similar to cocaine were found. The second suspect did not find anything illegal, but a search of his residence found 14 (fourteen) packages of a substance similar to crack and 32 (thirty-two) Eppendorfs containing a substance similar to cocaine and R$450.00 (four hundred and fifty reais) in various bills. Both perpetrators are minors and were taken into custody for appropriate proceedings.

BANDEIRANTES: ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF FIREARM

At 8:05 p.m., the PM was patrolling the Bela Vista neighborhood when they received a report that the driver of a pickup truck was performing dangerous maneuvers, known as “spinning wheels,” in front of a commercial establishment where there is a lot of traffic. Upon approaching the driver, the team found that his driver's license was suspended, in addition to carrying a Glock firearm, properly loaded with 15 9mm bullets and ready to fire, as well as 2 spare bullets inside a bag. The individual reported that he had a CAC (collector, shooter, and hunter) registration, but when checking the documentation, it was found to be expired. The driver also reported having consumed alcohol and refused to take a breathalyzer test. The driver was arrested for dangerous driving, drunk driving, and illegal possession of a permitted firearm, and was taken in for further proceedings.

RANCHO ALEGRE: ROBBERY

At 8:22 p.m., the police were called to respond to a robbery. The caller reported that an individual threatened him with a knife and stole his cell phone. The victim showed signs of drunkenness and reported that he had been drinking alcohol with the perpetrator at his residence and that the perpetrator carried out the robbery shortly afterward. The perpetrator first demanded R$20.00 (twenty reais) and, when he said he did not have it, took the victim's cell phone. The police carried out investigations, but the perpetrator has not been located to