Police incidents in the region from January 2nd to 3rd, 2026

ASSAÍ: ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF FIREARM - ACCESSORY OR AMMUNITION

On Friday afternoon, the police team was called to Akira Furukawa Street, where the complainant reported that her two sons had started an argument because one of them was a drug user and was using drugs in the house. He allegedly threatened her, pushed her, and squeezed her arm. The brother, who was also a victim, reported being threatened with death by the perpetrator, who was carrying a knife. He stated that when the perpetrator locked himself in a room, he was damaged by an iron bar. Both victims reported that the perpetrator possessed weapons in the house, which were subsequently located and seized: an air rifle, a shotgun, four .357 caliber rounds, and one .38 caliber round. The individuals involved were then taken to the hospital for a medical examination to document any injuries and then to the Civil Police Station. It should be noted that it was necessary to handcuff the perpetrator, who was extremely aggressive and speaking incoherently.

BANDEIRANTES: AGGRAVATED THEFT

Late Friday night, police were called to Rua Benjamin Caetano Zambon, where the caller reported that around 7 pm he had left his motorcycle parked on the street and had recently noticed that the vehicle had been stolen. It is a red Honda CG 150 TITAN, license plate AUI0D84. Following this, investigations were carried out, but without success in locating it.

URAÍ: DRUG TRAFFICKING

On Friday night, while patrolling Leônidas Pontes Street, the police team spotted a motorcycle with two occupants. Because this vehicle had been repeatedly mentioned as being used for drug trafficking, they attempted to stop the vehicle. The driver accelerated and fled on foot through the city streets, overtaking several priority roads and endangering other drivers and pedestrians. During the attempted escape, the passenger discarded an object and, on Avenida Brasil, threw a fanny pack onto a vehicle. At that moment, the motorcycle malfunctioned, and both fled on foot. The passenger was eventually apprehended by the police team. A personal search revealed R$1079.00 in his possession, as well as the aforementioned fanny pack, which contained 32 packets and four vials of cocaine. In addition, the motorcycle and the passenger's cell phone were